Sentence examples for populated structures from inspiring English sources

Highly populated structures obtained from molecular dynamics (MD) simulations were selected by clustering analysis.

The highly populated structures, driven by a balance between hydrophobic and electrostatic interactions in the protease-resistant wild-type Aβ21 30 peptide and mutants E22Q (Dutch), D23N (Iowa), and K28N, are analyzed using molecular dynamics simulations.

Although the structural ensemble is difficult to determine directly because of the extremely low equilibrium concentration (12 μM), Aβ43 chemical shifts are consistent with a highly disordered protein as is observed for Aβ40 and Aβ42, though small chemical shift differences across the C-terminus likely arise from changes in transiently populated structures (e.g., hydrogen-bonded turns).

Thus Model 2 is unlikely to be a highly populated structure in the autoinhibited state of full-length mDia1.

Although the RS domain is highly disordered when unphosphorylated and remains flexible in the phosphorylated state, and there is evidence for formation of a transiently populated structure upon phosphorylation.

Weblike, amphibian-populated structures will span the Seine, bridging the 12th District of Pont Amont with the 16th District of Pont Aval.

Initial findings reveal that plastic tarpaulin covers about 20% of the city's visible surface area in low-build zones, populated by structures between one to five stories high.

On the contrary, Jaeger et al. (2007) argued that polygonal, ridged flow textures and widely populated cone structures (so called ring-mound landforms) observed in detail by HiRISE image were the results of thin low-viscosity fluid flow from the Cerberus Fossae so thin, solid, and rafting crust of an active lava flow.

And, correspondingly, many people seem to have lost trust in the leaders who populated those structures.

In conclusion, the NMR data indicate significantly populated compact structures in OPN that are stabilized (even cooperatively stabilized as evidenced by the DEER data above) by both hydrophobic and electrostatic interactions.

In contrast to previous retrospective clonal analysis (Meilhac et al., 2004b), we did not observe twin spots that populated anatomic structures classically thought to derive from first and second heart field progenitors, for example spanning the left and right ventricles, or contributing to the left ventricle and outflow tract.