Sentence examples for structural extensions from inspiring English sources

These differ from other forms of fingerprints (e.g. similarity fingerprints) by specifying an extra requirement: a feature present in a structure must also be present in all its structural extensions (i.e. the set of fingerprints with a sub-fingerprint relation must form a partially ordered set that is homomorphic to the set of chemical structures partially ordered by subgraph relation).

The Kangnam and Myohyang ranges and Mounts Ŏnjin and Myŏrak, all structural extensions of the Nangnim Mountains, extend parallel to each other toward the southwest.

In rare cases, secondary structural extensions and inserts to domains, as well as non-globular domains formed a structurally compact region, wherein a hydrophobic core could be perceived.

Since refinement of domain boundaries (step 2) also involves assignment of structural extensions to a domain, this step influenced the sequential arrangement and modular representation of our domains.

While our model is qualitatively able to reproduce the observed decrease in ceramide transport of a CERT-10E mutant, which mimics the hyperphosphorylated state, capturing the behavior of the S132A mutant that cannot be phosphorylated at the SRM, would require structural extensions.

'Homology extension' works along the same principle as structural extension but uses profiles rather than structures.

The Sishichang and Kaipaizileike sections belong to the structural extension from the Subashi section of Sharps et al. (1989).

A transfer coefficient which increases significantly with increasing temperature can also arise from solvent dielectric spatial dispersion or local structural extension which becomes increasingly important with decreasing temperature.

The first stage is a structural extension of the fixed-point method considered in [10], the extension being done for the case of the unified SOs specified now by (14) and (16).

The general formalism of the RS imaging problem presented in this paper is a structural extension of the problem considered in [4, 7, 8], hence some crucial model elements are repeated for convenience to the reader.

It is easy to recognize that the strategy (6) is a structural extension of the statistical minimum risk estimation strategy [4] for the nonlinear spectral estimation problem at hand because in both cases the balance between the gained spatial resolution and the noise suppression in the resulting estimate is to be optimized.