Sentence examples for structural tools from inspiring English sources

The structural tools describe the structure of the AV content in terms of video segments, frames, still and moving regions, and audio segments.

The growth in the number of protein complexes with a determined 3D structure has facilitated the development of structural tools to predict SLiM specificities (Betel et al., 2007; Encinar et al., 2009; King and Bradley, 2010; Petsalaki et al., 2009; Stein and Aloy, 2010).

Background: The integral membrane proteins of neurons and other excitable cells are generally resistant to high resolution structural tools.

Thus, by integrating MS with structural tools such as crystallography and NMR, an understanding of the molecular mechanism of membrane proteins is accelerated.

However, so long as these efforts bring about computationally efficient and robust optimum structural tools for designers what type of metaphors they are based on becomes insignificant.

The presentation focuses on notions of nonsmooth derivatives and regularity and on structural tools such as partial smoothness and semi-algebraic techniques, illustrating how each idea helps in analysis and algorithm design.

Finally, RBS depth profiling proved to be a useful structural tool to evaluate the multilayer structure and chemical composition.

RNAPack therefore makes NMR spectroscopy an attractive and rapid structural tool and allows integration of atomic resolution structural information into biochemical studies of large RNA systems.

The structural characterization of condensed matter by synchrotron radiation combined with neutron data constitutes a powerful structural tool in material science.

It is shown that partition coefficient can be a valuable structural tool, especially if the enthalpy and entropy of partitioning are available.

HENVINET examined the option of establishing a virtual network of actors from different disciplines, and decided to pursue this option by building an internet based network portal, to provide a structural tool for inter- and trans-disciplinary networking.