Sentence examples for structurally rich from inspiring English sources

The elucidation of the metabolite structure is the most structurally rich and informative end-point in the available range of metabolic assays.

In an agricultural areas, the spatial structure, habitat diversity, and habitat composition may vary from cleared landscapes to structurally rich landscape.

We conclude that the present quality of Estonian forest reserves is low because they lack structurally rich old mesic stands and have been protected for too short time.

The S-system is a dynamic and structurally rich model that determines the net strength of interactions between genes and/or proteins.

As generally in Estonia, the reserve lacked structurally rich mesic forests, had been clear-cut at least once within 200 years and, as a result, only snags with exposed wood were more numerous there (on average, 16.2 ± 10.5 snags ha−1) than in the managed landscape (3.4 ± 1.1 snags ha−1).

The limbus is the structurally rich transitional region of tissue between the cornea on one side, and the sclera and conjunctiva on the other.

Their model, the "diversity-bandwidth trade-off" states that the benefit of access to novel information from a structurally diverse network (rich in structural holes) is tempered by the resultant lower flow of information possible through these weak, bridging ties (the ties' bandwidth).

Isoprenoids represent one of the most ancient and widespread classes of structurally and functionally rich biomolecules known to man.

There were also a few gems in the Sunday morning chamber program, most notably Helen Grime's evocative, texturally vivid "Seven Pierrot Miniatures" (2010) and Sean Shepherd's melody-rich, structurally inviting Quartet for Oboe and Strings (2011).

Especially, using the newly emerged structurally defined carbon-rich conjugated porous networks as precursors, precise control of compositions and structures of carbon materials becomes possible even at the molecular level.

The sPLA2 family represents structurally related, disulfide-rich, low molecular weight, lipolytic enzymes with a His-Asp catalytic dyad.