Sentence examples for pattern of mobility from inspiring English sources
Conformational changes across the entire molecule have been elucidated in response to the binding of small molecule ligands and show a pattern of mobility consistent with postulated signal transduction modes between the nucleotide binding domain (NBD) and the substrate binding domain (SBD).
In recent years, however, pastoralists have shortened their pattern of mobility, to be more frequent movements, especially during the dry season.
This part of the research programme has thus revealed that an extremely opportunistic pattern of mobility is the rule among the Kel Tadrart (i) and that they gravitate around specific areas of the mountains where the best pastures are likely to be found (ii).
Herders such as KK would vary the waterhole visited mainly on the basis of where the rains were heaviest.c This is a similar pattern of mobility to the 'meeting the rain' management described by Adriansen and Nielsen (2002) for Fulani pastoralists in West Africa.
Although the three proteins display a similar pattern of mobility, differences in fluctuations between the wt-LOX-1 and the mutants are observed for the residues belonging to the basic spine (i.e. arginines 208, 229, 231, 248).
Indeed, the pattern of mobility decline seen in exercised flies is consistent with a delayed onset of age-related symptoms, as the mobility of exercised flies declines at a similar rate to that of unexercised flies, once the decline begins (Fig. 2).
Patterns of mobility have also been influenced by the recession.
A behaviour-learning software agent determines the salient locations in the users life, and analyzes patterns of mobility.
Findings from the research revealed new patterns of mobility, the characteristics of migrants and the different paths they took in order to move and remain in Thailand.
because it has a lot to do with lifestyles, values, culture right?–and typical patterns of mobility and aspirations, as such.
In recent years interest has emerged regarding the geographies of higher education students, particularly in patterns of mobility and dispersion.
