Sentence examples for tail layer from inspiring English sources

For example, any pair of lipid tail layer environments are more dissimilar than the corresponding pair of soluble environments.

Accessible residues that lie in the tail layer but rarely contact the membrane can be identified as residues that line a pore (P).

Accessible residues that are annotated with head contacts but are in the tail layer, or with tail contacts but are in the head layer, define an interface region (I) spanning the hydrophilic and hydrophobic parts of the membrane.

Looking at the labelled points in Figure 4a, as the first principal component increases we move from tail layer to interface layer to head layer accessible environments, corresponding to decreasing hydrophobicity.

Lima, Peru In Lima, boundary-pushing plates -- like sea urchin ceviche and raw tuna tail layered with yellow-pepper puree -- aren't hard to find.

Alignment quality might also be enhanced by changes to the definition of when a residue is in contact with the head or tail layers of a membrane, or from the introduction of a bipartite scheme of gap penalties in which insertions and deletions are punished more severely in the transmembrane region.

As an entree, the lobster shepherd's pie ($36), two five-ounce lobster tails layered over sautéed wild mushrooms and wilted spinach and perched on a mountain of garlic mashed potatoes, scores for creativity.

Soil development in the capped tailings deposits was limited to accumulation of organic matter in the upper 0 2 cm of capping materials, and shallow (< 10 cm deep) decreases in pH and salinity within the underlying tailing layers.

Figure 4c shows that the differences between accessible and inaccessible environments cause most of the variation between tables they are largely separated along the first principal component (the main exceptions being accessible tail-layer tables, T*A).

Sandwich the tail between the layers at the rear and stitch the side seams.

To thin the tail, open the layers and fold the bottom edges inwards.