Sentence examples for structures largely from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the authors also observed complex and large self-assembly structures, largely driven by the long and saturated palmitoyl chains, which may affect the antimicrobial potency of these lipopeptides, particularly at temperatures below the melting temperature of palmitic acid (63 64°C) [55].

But Rowland has previously countered that argument by noting digital has delivered an appearance of diversity while leaving the fundamentals of Australian ownership structures largely intact.

Matmos, an electronic duo whose brilliant set built terse loops into overarching, evolving structures — largely meditative, occasionally wry — confessed that it was using Roland synthesizers.

This expands the tissue to nearly 5 times its normal size, while leaving the relative positions of proteins and other cellular structures largely intact.

Brown often felt sore that his two years' work, producing rigorously researched arguments for real change to football's structures, largely foundered on the force of Premier League wealth and lobbying.However FC United, and British football's many fan-owned clubs and democratic trusts, have grown out of thinking developed then, with Supporters Direct formed to promote mutual ownership.

Threaded fasteners are widely used in mechanical structures largely because the disassembly for maintenance is easy and low cost.

The listing vehicle will be structured largely as a real estate investment trust but will be listed as a business trust to give it greater flexibility.

He is a serious person of decency and integrity who has emerged as the No. 2 in the Palestinian political structure largely because he knows how to get things done behind the scenes.

Or indeed to suggest that its only real interest is in its structure: largely, but not entirely, working backwards from a date two years after the end of the affair to the spark when it ignited at a party.

The dune buggy turns out to be the island's most common form of transportation: not exactly the environmentalist's first choice, but practical given a road system structured largely around the pot-hole, the gully and the rut.

A protein's shape and structure largely determine what it does.