Sentence examples for structural communities from inspiring English sources

In response to the limited nutrients and stressful conditions of their habitats, many microorganisms including Salmonella form a biofilm by secreting a polymeric matrix to interweave individual cells and to build structural communities on an abiotic or living surface.

The carbohydrate enzyme structural community should take heed that elucidating GT structures previously considered as the pinnacle of difficulty is possible, and is vital to furthering our understanding of this key class of enzyme.

We used a Beyond Before After Control Impact (BBACI) design to evaluate effects on one impacted and three control meadows where we used structural, morphological, community and physiological indicators (26 in total) to asses disturbance impacts.

In South Florida, most mobile homes are located in mobile home parks (MHP), which creates structural community-level challenges to surveying and working with mobile home residents.

The external tubes are currently made of the lean duplex stainless steel material recently attracted the structural community because of its relatively lower cost.

Natural-based reinforced composites are gaining significant interest within the structural community, due to their interesting mechanical properties, recyclability and environmentally-sustainable production and use.

Kendall-Tau correlations between structural community parameters and environmental variables are shown in Table 6.

De-Graft Aikins, Boynton and Atanga provide a comprehensive overview of the structural, community and individual dimensions of tackling chronic disease in Ghana and Cameroon [ 36].

Both Ghana and Cameroon require a comprehensive and integrative approach to chronic disease intervention that combines structural, community and individual strategies.

In the present work, we not only demonstrate what can be done in this regard with current technology but also present a valuable resource for the structural community that provides unique functionality and unique user-submitted content that can currently not be found anywhere else.

We are applying the physical/virtual infrastructure and lessons learned from these activities to enhance and streamline the genome annotation workflow, as we look toward our continuing efforts for larger-scale functional and structural community annotation of the L. erinacea genome.