Sentence examples for the structure corresponds from inspiring English sources
The structure corresponds to the way the content is displayed in the correct design and formats.
An extremely significant problem related to the structure corresponds to the possibility of a multi-estimation problem as a result of the branches.
In this case, the connecting TMs would have to sit in the same membranes; thus, the structure corresponds to a "post-fusion" state in which the membranes have already fused.
The structure corresponds to the asymmetric crystal structure of AcrB at a resolution of 1.9 Å (PDB entry 4DX5).
Disordered parts of the structure correspond to regions of genuine flexibility; as well as the N-terminal tail, the two disordered loops (residues 37 44 and 108 120) correspond to very clearly distinguished regions of low N{H} NOE values.
The conclusions that can be drawn from the use of these models are limited by the following facts: (i) in general, epigenetic regulators are multidomain proteins, while the structures correspond to only one of these domains; (ii) the structural changes resulting from certain sequence changes may be difficult to predict.
The dynamic of the nucleoid structure corresponds to the shift between small spirals of unexpressed coiled DNA to large spirals of expressed uncoiled DNA, and vice-versa.
The dark area within the retinal structure corresponds to the inner plexiform layer, where fluorescence is almost negligible.
Another crystal structure of the C-subunit obtained under low magnesium concentration shows electron density for only one magnesium ion, but the ion observed in the crystal structure corresponds to the Mg2 ion.
However, the fossil seed has two membranous structures inside the nucellus, and the area encircled by the inner structure corresponds in size to the dormant mature embryo of extant Trimeniaceae.
The NMR analysis indicated an extended unstructured N-terminus (Beasley et al, 2007), which in the crystal structure corresponds to the RING1 helices that provide the binding site for the IBR.
