Sentence examples for structural entities from inspiring English sources
Although apparently simple structures, nails are formed by complex and still poorly understood structural entities referred to as nail organs.
In addition several other bands were identified indicating several structural entities of ColX, as well as several cleavage sites within the helical structure.
More detailed microstructure nature of these Ag-based structural entities is still under question.
Biological methods are supposed to yield novel and complex structural entities, unlike those obtained using conventional techniques[14, 15, 22].
The aim of the investigations was to modify the guiding properties of the fibre by introducing resonant structural entities.
Our quantitative monitoring of the local environment, especially the role of full-icosahedral clusters in shear transformations, identifies the fertile and resistant structural entities controlling deformation.
In this graph Actors C and D are structurally equivalent since both are linked to actor E and both have ties with Actors A and B. In addition, Actors A and B are structurally equivalent because both also have ties to C and D. Structurally equivalent actors are subsets and representing them together as a single structural entity is called an equivalence class or position.
The precise frequency at which a particular chromophore absorbs depends significantly on the other constituents of the molecule, in general the frequency range over which its absorption is found will not be as narrow as the range of the infrared vibrational frequency associated with a specific structural entity.
Similarly, substructure searching is a viable option in cases where patents contain compounds that share a common structural entity.
This observation demonstrates that the dimer induced by Sdo1p is a specific structural entity, and not from random aggregation of 60S subunits or Sdo1p.
The lytic immunological synapse (IS) is a discrete structural entity formed after the ligation of specific activating receptors that leads to the destruction of a cancerous cell.
