Sentences with phrase «structural diversity»

By applying the paint with palette knives and small wooden picks, he creates rough surfaces that further increase the intensity evoked by the strong colour harmonies and structural diversity of texture that characterize his paintings.

«In our work with bicyclic peptides, we learned that wide structural diversity in peptide libraries is key for achieving good binding.

Another possible reason for the reliability of MIROC - MPE - A compared to the other SMEs might be that the multi-physics ensemble has more structural diversity compared to the original MIROC5 - AO or MIROC3 - AS, and thus it is sufficiently diverse to span the observations.

Another theory developed by Ugander's group posits that it's not quantity that matters, but variety, a theory called structural diversity.

The antibody mimics are based on protein scaffolds that are smaller than antibodies but still maintain structural diversity and can be designed to target different proteins inside a cell.

A new method developed by scientists on the Florida campus of The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) takes another tack entirely, combining existing formulas in a kind of algorithmic stew to gain a better picture of molecular structural diversity that is then used to eliminate errors and improve the final model.

Structural diversity across arbuscular mycorrhizal, ectomycorrhizal, and endophytic plant - fungus networks — Hirokazu Toju — bioRxiv

Therefore, it is reasonable to expect that MIROC - MPE - A would have more structural diversity than the ensembles of its original models, MIROC5 - AO and MIROC3 - AS, which would lead to the rank histograms for the MPE generally being closer to a flat distribution.

Many ecological studies support the key role of structural diversity (sometimes referred to technically as floristic heterogeneity) in increased biodiversity — of many types in many ecosystems well beyond the realm of coffee growing.

Measures aimed at managing appropriate habitats and thus increasing floral and structural diversity is a key strategy for improved natural pest control.

The data from Aral's group suggests that for running, embeddedness and structural diversity may prove the most catching.

«Our ultimate goal was to solve the synthetic problem of HABs, which has been extremely difficult due to the structural diversity of benzene and the limited number of synthetic methods.»

So poor is the condition of many native woodlands that 19th - century plantations of Scots pine, with their young self - seeded offspring, are often of greater conservation value: «These self - sown pine woods tend to have a much more varied structure and condition than the genuinely native pinewoods, which generally have no structural diversity and consist of mature trees with little or no regeneration,» say MacKenzie and Callander.

«The reconstructions confirmed that Bennett linkages have a high degree of structural diversity,» said Gang «Gary» Ren, staff scientist at the Molecular Foundry's Imaging Facility and co-leader of the study.

«Once their immune system found the correct receptor, T - cells expressing those receptors multiplied, leading to an overall reduction in the structural diversity of their T - cell receptors.»

Medicinal mushrooms: There is growing evidence that the bioactive compounds in mushrooms act to modulate important immune cells, due to structural diversity and variability.

Despite their structural diversity, the juxtaposition of different forms, such as a white marble sculpture set within an enfolding black wooden slate, finds a harmonious balance in the tender relationship of one living thing beside another.

These results suggest that the structural diversity is important in order to include the observation among the spread of model ensembles.