Sentence examples for structures arise from inspiring English sources
In particular, further investigation is needed to tease out structural changes among orthologous microsatellites, for example, how compound structures arise in genomes (Kofler et al. 2008), whether there are motif changes (Riley et al. 2007; Riley and Krieger 2009b), and whether there are interspecies and intraspecies variations in length and/or mutability (Laidlaw et al. 2007; Kelkar et al. 2008).
How do these equivalent structures arise from different starting tissues?
Both structures arise from π π stacking interactions.
Fluid-structure interaction problems with composite structures arise in many applications.
Ordered molecular structures arise spontaneously, for example in crystallisation or in the formation of a snowflake.
Loads on offshore structures arise from a combination of wind, waves and current.
Many brick and stone structures arose in the country, as well as a large number of fortified castles.
These structures arose from a Sox9- and Foxc1-double-positive cell cluster, and their expression was maintained (Supplementary Fig. 5g).
Convective structures arising can be caused by negative effective resistance of proceeding electrode reaction.
Increasingly, finite element modelling approaches are applied to predict residual stress in engineering structures arising from the welding process.
The problem of determination of system reliability of randomly vibrating structures arises in many application areas of engineering.
