The phrase "structural significance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the importance or meaning of the structure or arrangement of a sentence, paragraph, or text as a whole. Example: The author's use of parallelism in this paragraph adds to its structural significance, emphasizing the main point and creating a sense of balance and coherence.
Although the structural significance of this finding remains unclear, it supports our interpretation that the structure of Bud31p is bipartite and that the novel metal cluster domain may occur independently of the helical bundle domain in other proteins.
"No backbone, no structural significance," he found.
Relationships have semantic, and derived from that, structural significance.
Especially in Africa, illogical composition of the elements of entablatures robbed them of structural significance.
He seemed less concerned with the expressive and structural significance of the harmonic writing, surely axiomatic in this context.
Compared with the contrast of keys, the question of how many themes the movement possesses is of minor structural significance.
While these origins are interesting and may have mnemonic value to chemists and geneticists, they do little to highlight the functional or structural significances of the nucleotides within a DNA strand [ 18].
This method is found effective for high-quality far-fault data where the amplitude of the recorded signal is of structural engineering significance.
This article explores the structural characteristics and significance of functional groups as they relate to phytoestrogen selectivity for ER binding.
The structural and functional significance of these interfaces was probed by solution NMR and disruptive variants were designed and tested for DNA deaminase and anti-HIV activities.
The structural and functional significance of CS anomalies is best understood with consideration of its embryological origins.
