Sentence examples for sequential orientation from inspiring English sources

The subunits FimG and FimF connect FimH to the FimA rod, the sequential orientation being FimA FimF FimG FimH.

Three controlled variables were used to estimate both segmental orientation (sequential orientation, angular dispersions) and stabilization (anchoring index).

Sequential orientation values were calculated on each body segment within each tenth of a cycle (corresponding to 10 s at 0.01 Hz and to 1.67 s at 0.06 Hz) of platform movement, in order to assess the time course of the segmental orientation process, especially at the maximum platform tilt angle, i.e. under maximum postural perturbation conditions.

The sequential orientation orders of the unigenes not found in any of the four databases were deciphered by ESTScan software [ 22].

To decide the sequential orientation for each unigene, a set of sequential BLASTx searches against GenBank's non-redundant database, the Swiss-Prot protein database (http://www.expasy.ch/sprot), the KEGG pathways database [ 66], and the COG database (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/) were carried out.

The sequential orientations of each segment considered, with vision (top of the figure) and without vision (bottom of the figure) for each group of subject are shown at 0.01 Hz in figure 4 and at 0.06 Hz in figure 5.

To track expressing cells, dll4 and gpr124 coding sequences were fused to EGFP by a viral 2A peptide sequence and both sequential orientations were tested.

Starting from a model in which the three factors are at the first stage (city jurisdiction; storage function and sequential flow orientation), complexity is added by changing one of the factors at each sequence.

The yielding phenomenon in the tensile curves of polymer fibres is explained by the onset of a sequential and plastic orientation mechanism of the chains brought about by the resolved shear stress.

As shown in figure 5, the homologous CEA genes are arranged in clusters, with conserved sequential order, transcriptional orientation, number, and flanking genes, in all species under investigation at least in the high-coverage genomes.

Moreover, these individual elements or components must have retained their sequential order and orientation constraints and form a canonical or expected structure for a given cDNA terminus, known as the cDNA terminus structure [ 11].