Sentence examples for recognised structure from inspiring English sources

In other cases a protein complex may have a well recognised structure and it may be desirable to reflect that structure in its depiction.

There is no recognised structure that evaluates new teaching ideas or research findings; research isn't easily accessible to teachers and they have little time to seek it out.

Whilst far from perfect it goes some way in capturing the recognised structure of the complex.

You train a computer on lots of data, and it learns to recognise structure".

Selection, simplification and aggregation functions are applied to filter out meaningful subsets of the data to be able to recognise structures in the movement data.

TLRs are expressed on the cell surface and initiate immune defence by recognising structures specific to microorganisms, such as lipopolysaccharide (LPS) [ 3].

Three other groups recognised by STRUCTURE contain no representatives from the OryzaSNP set but appear to be indica since they are close to the indica 1 group.

However, although stromatolites are recognised as structures which are resistant to hydrodynamic forcing, there is very little information on the exact mechanisms of stabilisation and the way in which sediments may become bound.

CL-K1 only recognised those structures containing at least one terminal Man α1-2 Man epitope.

The internal system was finished in 2000 and so now when we pull from our company database we are actually pulling MDL format files; so at least it's a format that tries to recognise chemicals structure.

A handful of clubs have recognised that the structure of a player's contract can be used to align interests, aid motivation and improve the team dynamic but, even in the age of FFP, most clubs do not yet "pay smart".