Sentence examples for no reorientation from inspiring English sources
Then, the resulting ligand poses were again filtered with Phase through the structure-based common pharmacophore using the same filtering conditions as in the first Phase run, with the exception that no reorientation of the poses was allowed during the search (i.e., the score in place option was used) to find docking poses that were compatible with the pharmacophore.
Furthermore, data sets of unsuccessful soaking of agmatine into the crystals revealed structures identical to the OcDH/NADH complex with no reorientation of the his5-tag or domain closure and these data sets had no significant change in the unit cell axis.
No reorientation of BPA-D was observed during the simulation runs.
There is no second reorientation of the saw blade required making the final plane much easier to define.
Although there is a fiber network rearrangement to accommodate with loading in the case of equibiaxial loading, there is no significant reorientation of the main fibers direction of the different layers.
While under compression to 4% strain, a high density of dislocations has been generated in both the martensite twin bands and the variant accommodation area, and no significant martensite reorientation via variant interfacial migration has been observed.
All in all they could be forgiven any reorientation period.
The principal beneficiary of any reorientation of foreign policy promises to be neighboring Brazil.
Napoleon now tried to prevent any reorientation of Swedish foreign policy and moreover sent an immediate demand that Sweden declare war on Great Britain; the Swedes had no choice, but, though technically in a state of war between 1810 and 1812, Sweden and Great Britain did not engage in active hostilities.
Mental health experts say there is no proof that sexual reorientation therapy, as it is often called, works.
But Father O'Malley's history makes it impossible for them to deny that this reorientation is no less rooted in the documents of Vatican II than in the story of how they came to be written, debated, voted and promulgated.
