Sentence examples for outward orientation from inspiring English sources

Some scholars would argue that, because of this outward orientation, such orders should no longer be called monastic.

Their outward orientation, then, ultimately encouraged the pursuit of local interests rather than inculcating any sense of belonging to a larger community.

This correlates well with the forced outward orientation of the limb when attempting to flex the knee and hip in the supine position.

Increasing Indian outward orientation of the 1980s and early 1990s ended a period in which India was economically and politically inward looking isolating itself economically (import substitution) and politically.

The diversity of different morphologies is a result of surface activity of monomer units leading to formation of surface-rich structures and outward orientation of polar groups at the surface.

By focusing on what we are giving rather than on what we are receiving, we create a more outward orientation toward the world, which shifts our focus away from ourselves.

An important aspect of TcTS acceptor site flexibility is the movement of Tyr119, which can adopt inward or outward orientations.

For simulations of apo and sialylated TcTS initiated from an outward Tyr119 orientation, as required for binding acceptor β-galactoside glycoconjugates, we find sampling of both inward and outward orientations of Tyr119.

Both inward and outward orientations of Tyr119 are found in apo TcTS crystal structures (see Methods) and are modeled as initial structures here, for both apo and sialylated TcTS simulations.

The coiled coil follows a similar path in the full-length structure, but it tilts to follow the more outward rotated orientation of NBD1.

In addition, MsbA is reconstituted in both inward- and outward-facing orientations [ 14], and since only the inward-facing protein has access to ATP, the flippase activity measured here is further underestimated.