Sentence examples for structural extended from inspiring English sources

This paper shows the longitudinal failure of the high-performance fiber having structural extended chain conformation follows a failure criterion based on critical strain.

His landmark 1964 text, with Dr. Jacob A. Arlow, Psychoanalytic Conceptss and Structural Theory," extended Freudian thinking to argue that patients should understand not only the mental barriers underlying their distress, but also exactly which thoughts were being blocked — say, a self-sabotaging guilt about success or an urge to be punished for feeling pleasure.

These structural features extended by other molecular descriptors such as 3D or physico-chemical properties are also applied in Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship (QSAR) methods to predict compounds activity (for recent reviews, see [7, 8]).

Despite the relatively numerous reports concerning the docking interaction between MAPKs and specific peptides, there are no structural analyses extended to the interactions of sequences proximal to the KIM region as well as to those involving the kinase active sites.

That the structural conguency extends over the whole structure is best displayed with a Qres score.

The repeated quartet earned the least response, but even when seen only once, it is the section whose structural intricacy extends Mr. Wheeldon most as a dance maker.

There is evidence for structural abnormalities extending beyond the visually identified FCD lesion.

The reflector is a clear top of regional structural high extending WNW ESE, which could be Top Cretaceous or basement reflector.

It was found that structural homology extends beyond sequence and tertiary fold to include optical properties of equivalent Trp residues in the structure.

We have determined the crystal structure of the scaffold-forming N-terminal domain, which reveals a winged-helix architecture, with additional structural elements extending from both N- and C-termini.

A clear link is observed between the evolution in structure and flow stress, which can guide the development of strong metals with a structural scale extending below 50 100 nm.