Sentence examples for starting point for refinement from inspiring English sources
The refined Put2p structure was used as the starting point for refinement of the structure of the Put2p NAD+ complex.
The initial orientation assignments to the (70S-P, E) map were chosen as starting point for refinement of each class.
The transitive alignment (via first neighbour) between the query structure and second neighbour is used as starting point for refinement, skipping the costly alignment optimization from scratch.
The state of the art approach to tackle this problem is either using the phases of a structurally related protein as a starting point for refinement (molecular replacement, MR) or for new protein classes where no homologous protein is available, the introduction of heavy atoms and/or anomalous scatterers via either soaking or co-crystallization.
This improved placement was used as a starting point for crystallographic refinement, which was subsequently refined by rigid-body, coordinate-based B-factor refinement in CNS with manual adjustments, where appropriate.
The model developed in the current work serves as a starting point for future refinement.
List scheduling is used as a starting point for other refinement algorithms.
The ACODESA methodology allowed some intense debates mainly concerning the local character of a tangent, generating the teachers' cognitive unbalance which is a starting point for the refinement or transformation of their conceptions.
Both electron and X-ray crystallographic studies of the three-dimensional structure of the cytoplasmically open state used the known structure of the ground state as a starting point for the refinement, without including phase information from the conformationally altered state.
For more detailed annotation efforts, CodingQuarry offers an appropriate starting point for further refinement of annotations with additional supporting evidence.
Considering the complexity of ageing, and the wide variety of aspects that are evaluated by GA, the Balducci classification is a simplified tool with many shortcomings and was probably meant as a starting point for future refinement.
