Sentence examples for which motif from inspiring English sources
Her New York debut is an erratic, overly determined Conceptual installation about painting, in which motif and process trade off and a brainy garishness prevails.
Presence of eight conserved motifs (I VIII) was suggested in the catalytic domain by comparative analysis, among which motif VIII was newly identified in the β-sandwich module in this study.
(b) Three-dimensional (3D) views of various interfacial states from the simulations of Ref. [31]: (a) rippled state with the period λ, (b) rhomboidal pyramid state with the periods λ1 and λ2, and (c) rectangular rippled state, with the period λ, which motif is a rooflike pyramid (hut), with a long rooftop edge of the length ξ.
In gene regulation, which motif is present as the PAS may be important.
In Figure 5A and B are plotted durations of successive song motifs produced before and during exposure to female birds, for one representative experiment in which motif durations decreased over time (A) and for another experiment in which motif durations were unchanged (B).
DURING an oft-cited 1907 meeting between the two most important symphonists of the 20th century, one of them, Jean Sibelius, spoke of the symphony's "severity" and the logic with which motifs were interconnected.
Although a MAR-mediated engineered vector has been developed, little is known on which motifs of MAR confer this function during interaction with the host genome.
Incorporating these features with previously identified features, including three primary-sequence motifs, yielded a unifying model defining mammalian pri-miRNAs in which motifs help orient processing and increase efficiency, with the presence of more motifs compensating for structural defects.
Altogether, this identified 126, 461 and 462 PWMs for which motifs were significantly enriched with respect to the PP-increased DEGs, PP-decreased DEGs, and the combined set of all DEGs, respectively (FDR < 0.10).
I know only that I feel grateful to be in this lovely space, the circular space inviting with warm stone walls into which motifs of Judaism have been carved -- I see a menorah across the way from me.
