Sentence examples for unstructured group from inspiring English sources

Unstructured (U Groupp of Proteins: For the unstructured group (U), we used another strategy to identify aggregation prone proteins.

"Those were the first of the unstructured group interactions -- what we would call chat rooms now, or listservs," Mr. Johansen said.

Core group: A relatively tight but unstructured group, surrounded in some cases by a network of individuals engaged in criminal activities.

Our results indicate unstructured group dynamics could generate inequities in the roles that students assume in group discussions.

Given that in the unstructured group, several irregular Ca2+ transients were observed upon application of caffeine, SR Ca2+ could not be quantified.

However this must be interpreted with caution given the minimal area colocalized in both groups (0.08% of all image pixels in the structured group compared to 0.24% in the unstructured group).

It was from these loose, unstructured groups that more specific forms of primate social behavior began to evolve, some 16 million years ago.

These were unstructured groups of houses, often belonging to between four and six tenants, who were often engaged in common agriculture.

These results suggest that both OBT and CBT are effective in treating patients with FMS with some differences in the outcome measures specifically targeted by the individual treatments compared with an unstructured discussion group.

For the analysis presented in the main text, we did not consider proteins in the moderately unstructured (M group) in order to (i) ensure that we are unambiguously dealing with highly unstructured and structured proteins and (ii) to identify the effect of the presence of aggregation prone stretches on the availability of proteins in each group.

In addition, UCH-L3 displays Ub hydrolase activity towards the CEP52/UBA52 Ub-ribosome precursor and Ub linearly fused to small peptides [ 25, 26], thus it has been assumed that UCH-L1 and UCH-L3 only cleave Ub from substrates with small unstructured leaving groups [ 17, 21].