Sentence examples for the multiple structures from inspiring English sources

Mapping over the multiple structures helps overcome structural bias and tends to improve delay and area.

However, while it is a demanding research agenda, studies can consider and compare populations defined by ethnic or national origins even while recognizing the multiple structures of identity that may overlap with these categories and engaging with people's experiences of and orientations towards ongoing dynamics in the homeland (Basch et al., 2005; Abdi, 2015).

The multiple structures will feature approximately 400,000 square feet (40,000 m²) of retail, entertainment and dining space; 200,000 to 450,000 square feet (42,000 m²) of office space; a 354-room hotel; a 200- to 300-unit residentowertower; and a state-of-the-art CTA transit station providing service to and from Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports.

Alignment of the multiple structures of Parkin shows the IBR domain is flexible and varies in its position relative to the rest of Parkin (Fig EV1E).

In this study, the multiple structure alignment procedure is used.

We used clumpp 1.1 (Jakobsson and Rosenberg 2007) to align the multiple structure replicates.

Structures in each group were aligned by the multiple structure alignment function of RSmatch with default scoring matrices.

All these selected mouse structures were compared by the multiple structure alignment function of RSmatch which also gave the consensus structure.

The various coordination modes of these seven different mono/disulfonate anions are responsible for the formation of these multiple structures.

It supports, among other features, the simultaneous visualization of multiple structures, the display of pseudoknotted structures, the interactive editing of the displayed structures, and the automatic generation of secondary structure diagrams from PDB files.

With the fast progress of Structural Genomics and the availability of multiple structures of functionally related proteins, methods like MAPPIS are expected to become increasingly useful.