Sentence examples for structurally of from inspiring English sources

"Structurally, of course, Jane Eyre is all over the place... but what sticks is the clarity of the psychological situation.

In its original form the code is structurally of the pre-Christian era, the only one of the kind that exists.

This is despite a range of research studies, including that by JM Consulting and Ian McNay for Hefce, which show that the RAE has caused "a gradual separation, structurally of research from teaching".

It has been suggested from these findings that fungal β-Xylosidases are structurally of two types and are categorized into two different families of glycosyl hydrolases i.e. 3 and 43.

"The industry is structurally out of balance," Mr. Bisignani said.

In Wisconsin and elsewhere, state-union relations are structurally out of whack.

Both islands are structurally part of the limestone plateau of Istria.

The contours of power, as it is currently configured, are structurally prohibitive of all but the most constrained expression of femininity, Beard argues.

Moving down the GRN hierarchy come the plug-ins, which, like kernels, consist of structurally conservative subcircuits of regulatory genes.

As previously mentioned, proper annotation of structurally similar isomers of cinnamic acid derivatives is a difficult task [9].

A number of structurally unrelated families of +TIPs have been identified including motor, non-motor, and transmembrane proteins [ 174].