Sentence examples for possible distance of from inspiring English sources

A proposed direct interaction between Asp6336.44 and Asn6747.49, based on mutations experiments [38], is not observed in the structure of the model of the inactive TSHR TMD; however, a water-mediated hydrogen bond is possible (distance of 4.6 Å).

For example, the PDF distribution of the source-to-site distance measured from Chiang Mai province to the Ma Tha Fault Zone had the shortest possible distance of around 26.3 km and a probability of 0.99, whereas the longest possible distance was 113.8 km with a probability of <0.0003.

This either forbids sample points below a certain distance or selects a replicate at the maximum possible distance of the first replicate.

The RF distance between our supertree (Additional file 4: Figure S1) and this strict consensus tree was 31 out of a maximum possible distance of 298 for 152 species, also indicating concordance of topologies.

By estimating the possible distances of avatar's future position to the geometry center of each cluster, an algorithm is proposed to repartition non-assigned avatars among servers so as to reduce view inconsistency and preserve workload balancing among the servers.

After having estimated the typical distance of random viable genotypes, we turned to the maximum possible distances of such genotypes.

Network radius is assumed to be r n=0.5×(2×r tr+r csr) which covers maximum possible distance for a valid placement of the nodes such that the resulting flows are interfering.

The values for the non-normalized weighting function are obtained by the maximum of possible distances to points of the contour line with a specified angle: (12).

For the moment, however, we shall treat Ro as a free parameter that ranges from a few light-years up to the maximum possible distance RM of an emitter from the Earth.

Based on this analysis, the two factors that determine the number of different possible distance measures are the lengths of the sequences and the number of different sequence lengths.

This was defined as the distance from a corpse to the edge of the nearest larvae patch divided by the farthest possible distance from the edges of all larvae patches.