Sentence examples for structural inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

An overview of several successful structure-based ligand discovery and design studies shows that receptor models, despite structural inaccuracies, can be efficiently used to find novel ligands for GPCRs.

This review shows that receptor models, despite structural inaccuracies, can be efficiently used to find novel ligands for chemokine receptors.

Structural inaccuracies introduced due to the inexact nature of the 3D printing process resulted in different values for left and right gait primitives.

While per-base error rate in most NGS methodologies is low, technical limitations, insufficient sequencing depth, and sequence and structural inaccuracies in the reference genomes can result in numerous errors [ 9].

The origin of this discrepancy is not clear but may be explained by different site energetics in nanoparticles due to many sites being at or near the surface or structural inaccuracies of the idealized Michel model.

An initial model was generated as described in the Materials and Methods section and assessed by visual examination of the model to look for obvious structural inaccuracies and by computation of the model RMSD, which is a quantitative scalar measure of the generated model backbone's fit relative to the template backbone.

But FirstGroup said in a statement today that the plan was "not compelling" and contained "a number of structural flaws and inaccuracies".

The US firm today said it was "disappointed that the company has chosen to characterise the proposals as containing "structural flaws" and "inaccuracies"." It also urged the company "to reconsider its premature rejection of the proposals".

Differences between measured and predicted responses are typically explained from inaccuracies in structural or fluid modelling.

The metric revealed inaccuracies in structural models built from recent single-particle, non-crystalline cryo-electron microscopy maps and enabled the building of highly accurate homology models of human Cav channel α1 subunits at atomic resolution.

However, there are some potential limitations associated with such techniques, including occasional inaccuracies in structural segmentation, particularly in regions with poor gray-white matter contrast.