Sentence examples for summarized rules from inspiring English sources

Physical background for design of this super-secondary structure descriptor is summarized, rules for its generation from reference X-ray structures are defined and formal variants of its form are discussed.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) summarized rules under consideration in an effort to prevent mortgage holders from facing unexpected and expensive costs.

The summarized common rules and the proposed semi-empirical models can be used to predict the combustion characteristic parameters of engine, which is helpful for simulating and optimizing the in-cylinder working process of engine especially in design and development stage.

Lang and Nakamura (1995) summarized the rules of flight to quality in the U.S. credit markets, while Baur and Lucey (2009) focused on flight to quality in the stock markets and corporate bond markets in the G8 countries; however, they failed to study a similar phenomenon in emerging markets.

Title II and net neutrality regulations, created in 2015 by the Obama Administration to address problems in our Internet marketplace that didn't exist, are sometimes summarized as rules designed to treat consumers equally by preventing Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from blocking consumer access to websites and charging consumers and businesses more for faster broadband services.

They summarized several rules with respective to the coordination mode, coordination number, metal selectivity and coordination stereochemistry [9].

Gong et al. summarized the rule that if a SNP decreases the hairpin structure energy, the production of the mature miRNA will be reduced; and if the SNP increases the energy, the production of the mature miRNA will increase [ 51].

It is also working with the city to develop an online resource for hosts providing them with pertinent information and links to rules that may affect renting their homes, and has agreed to prominently summarize these rules on its own website.

This page summarizes the rules regarding the appropriate use of Athena-specific facilities.

Following previous studies, future endeavor in this field is suggested to focus on designing more peptide sequences with functional motifs not only to summarize general rules to predict self-assembly but also to realize practical applications.

The piece, by J. David Goodman, summarizes the rules of a newly popular drinking game called Icing: The premise of the game is simple: hand a friend a sugary Smirnoff Ice malt beverage and he (most participants have been men) has to drink it on one knee, all at once — unless he is carrying a bottle himself, in which case the attacker must drink both bottles.