Sentence examples for transformation roles from inspiring English sources

To represent biochemical structure transformation roles for reactant pairs in a systematic way, we developed a reaction classification approach which we call 'reactant pairs' and 'RDM patterns' in our previous work (Kotera et al., 2004).

Most previously proposed definitions are based on the recognition of functional groups and their transformation patterns in organic compounds, and the transformation roles have been manually extracted in a knowledge-based context (Darvas, 1988; Ellis et al., 2006; Hou et al., 2004; Klopman and Tu, 1997; Langowski and Long, 2002; Mayeno et al., 2005; McShan et al., 2004; Talafous et al., 1994).

He said he had a "strategy and transformation" role at the school and left the running of the school "down to the educationalists".

The adjustment of electron-donating and electron-withdrawing phenyl and pyridine substituted groups narrows the discrepancy of electron push-pull capabilities for dizao and coupling components, which makes possible the transformation for roles of donor and acceptor.

The second context was the transformation of roles in the health sector in response to the decentralisation policy.

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How did you manage the physical transformation this role required?

These components present online clinical informatics with the views of "OLAP portal" and "evidence-based informatics" by executing the computation models through the controllers of "data flow transformation" and "role identification".

But it also has the feel of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," with its transformations, disguises, role reversals and revelations, and its final harmonious resolution of destinies.

These results suggest that, in East Asian populations, HPV52 may be playing a role in early stage neoplastic transformation but its role in the progression to CIN3 and invasive cancer could be potentially less important than other oncogenic HPV types.

"Transformation in gender roles and empowerment have enabled some countries and groups to improve sustainability and equity, advancing human development," the report says, citing countries such as Cuba, Iran and Mauritius, which have brought down fertility rates.