Sentence examples for poor refinement from inspiring English sources

Due to poor refinement statistics of YscD150 362 only coordinates for YscD150 347 G283P were deposited at the Protein Data Bank (http://www.pdb.org).

Several residues were excised from both the wild-type and M4 TEAS models during refinement due to a lack of clearly observable electron density and the attendant poor refinement of these regions (Supplementary Figure S2).

The post-refined diffraction data set produced the best R free and R work values, followed by the mean-scaled partiality corrected, with the averaged merged diffraction data sets yielding the poorest refinement statistics.

This decrease could account for poor circuit refinement [48] and as a consequence, for the disrupted development of orientation selectivity shown in Ethanol treated animals [9].

value is caused by a poor Rietveld refinement.

I wrote about it in the magazine this week, calling Chaplin "the poor man of refinement, the overlooked wanderer despairing of romance, the survivalist imp of defiant pride".

I wrote about it in the magazine this week, calling Chaplin "the poor man of refinement, the overlooked wanderer despairing of romance, the survivalist imp of defiant pride". What I should have added is: the artist of exquisite sensibility in Hollywood.

Within each region there are hot spots such as city centres, where private-sector pay is high, often surrounded by poorer areas.A possible refinement has been mooted by Chloe Smith, a Treasury minister.

The published Rietveld refinement looks poor, the difference curve is inconsistent with the observed and calculated profiles suggesting a cut-and-paste error, and the χ value is 19.5.

3) The omit maps are poor, even considering a refinement-diffraction limit of 3.2 A. The authors need to determine why these maps are so poor.

The collection had a muted sense of decoration, almost a poor man's take on refinement.