Sentence examples for structure slightly from inspiring English sources
Add melody and atmosphere to it and you get another interlocking structure – slightly organic, soggy, bouncy and knackered".
By comparing patents we can deduce trends – changing the structure slightly alters the biological activity, which determines how effectively a drug can cure a disease.
Latrobe's most famous work is the Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Roman Catholic cathedral of Baltimore (begun 1805), a severe, beautifully proportioned structure slightly marred by the onion-shaped domes added, after Latrobe's death, to the towers above the portico.
That means our cosmic neighborhood is home to another giant structure, slightly further away than the Shapley Supercluster previously thought to be the local giant.
On the contrary, CL-ARG differed in its molecular weight (180 kDa), oligomeric protein structure, slightly neutral-alkaline pI value (7.7), Km value (7.1 mM), optimum pH (9, 10.7), and higher optimum temperature (70 °C).
As discussed previously, the conformation of the nevirapine molecule in the structure slightly differs from the conformation of the free molecule by a decrease in the butterfly angle due to a C7 = O16..HC19 hydrogen bond.
Michael Arad, an architect with the New York City Housing Authority, has created structures slightly less poetic than his memorial entry, Reflecting Absence.
The solar and wind tax credits are structured slightly differently, but the House version of the stimulus bill would help both industries by providing more immediate tax incentives, alleviating some of their dependency on banks.
Best for assessment of involvement of midline organs and structures Structures slightly lateral to midline not easily assessed especially in female patients Easily reproducible.
Some literatures more broadly use the prefix 'nano-' to also include structures slightly exceeding 100 nm to a few hundred nanometers.
The b-b′ moiety of PDI has a similar structure with slightly more interdomain constraints and a similar (although slightly smaller) range of flexible variation.
