Sentence examples for orientated away from inspiring English sources

An identical mode of thymine recognition is seen in our structure when ssDNA is bound and the methyl group at position C5 that distinguishes uracil and thymine is orientated away from the protein (Fig. 4a c), such that it is initially hard to predict why poly(T) ssDNA is bound much less efficiently than poly(U) RNA, based on this difference.

Finally, Lactobacillus sp. that are orientated away from the tooth surface are surrounded by cells with different morphologies (panel C).

However, CEP164 puncta were smaller, disorganized and frequently orientated away from the apical cell surface in talpid 3 cells.

These artefacts are identifiable because the read pairs that map to the same genomic restriction fragment are orientated away from each other when aligned to the reference genome.

In contrast, the A-subunit structure shows that all arginine residues are orientated away from the putative P i -binding site, leaving the site much more open and structurally less favourable for P i binding.

In the presentation of PIM4 by CD1d, the two additional α(1→6 -linked Man p residues are probably orientated away from the binding groove (Zajonc et al., 2006).

The styloid of the radius and the biceps tuberosity are normally orientated about 180° away from each other (Mehlman and Wall 2006).

Despite the presence of genetic variance in individual male traits, 98% of the genetic variance in CHCs was found to be orientated more than 88° away from the direction of sexual selection and therefore unavailable to selection.

Surfactants may contribute to colloid decementation by extending the electrokinetic shear plane when absorbed surfactants are orientated with hydrophobic tails away from the surface, making the surfaces more hydrophobic, or increasing unsaturated water flow and facilitating solute transport; thus resulting in increased colloid transport.

With each such cycle, programmable logic becomes more irresistible, re-orientating the industry away from integrated producers like Intel and toward PLD producers like Altera.

In the two and a half years since he became prime minister, he has supported the passage of numerous laws aimed at curbing the freedom of the media, promoting the interests of the oligarchs, facilitating vote-rigging in favour of the ruling party, and re-orientating the country away from Western Europe and towards Russia and China: all indications of a return to the country's totalitarian past.