Sentence examples for shift constraints from inspiring English sources

The improved predictor, in turn, provides better chemical shift constraints to be used in subsequent assignments.

(XI) Accession codes and primary references from which direction-dependent chemical shift constraints were derived.

(X) Differences between experimental chemical shifts of the 39 nt hairpin, assigned at 20 °C, and those predicted by NUCHEMICS for H2/H5, H6/H8, H1′, and H2′ for an ensemble of 20 structures each of the 19 nt hairpin and 18 nt duplex as generated by CS-ROSETTA with chemical shift constraints.

These data suggest that DXR-II acquired additional structural and/or functional constraints rather than shifted constraints in amino acids that were already ancestrally constrained.

The new element has three salient features in its formulation: (i) the use of B-spline shape functions for the interpolations of both in-plane and out-of-plane displacements of a general thin shell element; (ii) the use of "displacement constraints" and "parameters shifting" to construct a finite element model; (iii) that a proposed modified version of the Koiter's thin shell theory is employed.

In addition, to extend the optimal algorithm in the practical point of view, the first-come-first-served order and constrained position shifting constraint are considered.

With over 650 highway projects assigned across two functional groups within the district's (TxDOT Fort Worth district) boundary, it is a challenging task to assemble a coherent plan for managing these projects over a multi-year planning period that is subject to external stakeholder input as well as shifting funding constraints.

κ-casein in cow has a much lower pI than horse, again suggesting an independent shift in constraint.

This indicates that shifted selective constraints must strongly operate on some amino acid sites in monocot and dicot NIP2s, and thereby leading to a lineage-specific functional evolution after their divergence from an ancient common ancestor.

In order to determine shifted selective constraints in the VFTMs of class C GPCRs, the coefficients of functional divergence were calculated and based on pairwise sequence comparisons (Table 1).

While good practice standards have a role to play in shifting these constraints, these will only be effective if they are taken up and promoted by influential international and national research funders who are also committed to sustaining an effective PI infrastructure.