Sentence examples for native contexts from inspiring English sources
Using a modular sequence-analysis approach, recurrent motifs related to the sarcin ricin loop of 23S RNA and to loop E from 5S RNA were predicted in universally conserved regions of the large ribosomal RNAs (16S- and 23S-like) before the publication of high-resolution, atomic-level structures of representative examples of 16S and 23S rRNA molecules in their native contexts.
These structure-function studies of GPCR signaling in native contexts will inform future studies into the basic biology of this large and clinically important family of receptors.
Nascent strand analysis indicates that initiation is more relaxed in mini-EBV mutants with separated oriP-elements than in their native contexts.
Here, we have named this phenomenon, where pathways are identical in their native contexts but the substrates and products evolve, "substrate evolution".
It would be impossible to categorise Guo as a writer in danger of losing her voice once out of her native context.
Some discover their partners to be different people when removed from their native context; others find it is they who have changed.
"I'm not writing about France exactly," she explains, but rather about "this tension between people trying to be themselves once they're out of their native context versus the obligation that is laid on every American to be an American, with all the flaws imputed to America by other countries".
Studies in full-length scaffold proteins are needed to examine the effect of tertiary interactions within their native context.
World Wind is an API-centric SDK, an Application Programming Interface (API) Software Development Kit (SDK) that delivers virtual world for experiencing geospatial data in its native context.
Display of epitopes on virus-like particles (VLPs) is a highly effective technique for enhancing the immunogenicity of antigens that are poorly immunogenic in their native context.
Understanding the highly plastic nature of neurons requires the dynamic visualization of their molecular and cellular organization in a native context.
