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61. The polymer is structurally characterized in that the polymer is a hyper-branched structure containing silicone atoms and aryne group.

62. The multifunctional slipcase is structurally characterized in that the connecting sleeves are sleeved on a book and are sleeved from the position of book back by using the fixed strip to be fixed.

63. The result is that this area was a structurally active zone. Gases in this area were mainly organic origin with occasional invasion of inorganic gas.

64. The various connection modes between U-O polyhedron and inorganic oxygen acid allow uranyl compounds to be structurally very diverse.

65. The pioneering work of Philippe Bonhoeffer has led to the use of percutaneous insertion of biological valves in the structurally deteriorated conduits previously used for RVOT reconstruction.

66. In this paper the antivirotic agents (DHT) for plants are decorated structurally with phase-transfer catalyst.

66. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

67. In this view , Creoles are developmentally and structurally exceptional languages.

68. The community can be structurally divided into arborous layer, shrub layer and herbaceous layer.

69. The results indicate that wBN is structurally stable below 400 GPa and no phase transition is observed.

70. I find most of them a little too aware of their worthiness, aswell as structurally and cinematically timid.

71. A competitive inhibitor is usually structurally similar to the substrate, e. g. malonate is a competitive inhibitor of the enzyme succinate dehydrogenase.

72. Ketamine, a derivative of cyclohexanone, structurally like the phencyclidine, is one anesthesia drug of short duration.

73. Levetiracetam (Lev) is a novel orally active antiepileptic drug, structurally unrelated to other antiepileptics and with an entirely unique preclinical profile.

74. Genistein is a type of soy isoflavone, a plant chemical that is structurally similar to estrogen.

75. Structurally, a gene is formed by three regions: a regulatory region called the promoter juxtaposed to the coding region containing the protein sequence, and a "3' tail" sequence.

76. A structurally differentiated form of an element that exhibits allotropy.

77. Some English sentences are structurally attributive clauses but logically adverbial ones.

78. Structurally, the American national government has three branches: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial.

79. Any of various small, flattened marine organisms of the subphylum Cephalochordata, structurally similar to the vertebrates but having a notochord rather than a true vertebral column.

80. Utilizing post-colonial theories structurally and methodologically, I will reveal in this thesis the imperial discourses at work on a variety of levels within this novel.

81. To provide a hygrometer and a dew-point instrument that can be structurally simplified while reducing the workload of their maintenance.

82. A structurally expressive glass and metal marquee crowns the main lobby entrance.

83. The structurally of the film's structure becomes the theme of the film.

84. Based on the structurally symmetric property of the nodeadmittance matrix, we propose a sparse-matrix technique, which is particularly suitable for minicomputers.

85. North Sichuan Basin is structurally very complicated as affected by the thrust napping effect of the Daba Mountain in the northeast and the Longmen Mountain in the northwest of Sichuan Basin.

86. Rambler Channel Bridge was structurally completed. In November, breakthrough was achieved at the Central Subway, joining the AR Hong Kong Station with the existing MTR Central Station.

87. The city had deemed the crumbling edifice structurally unsound, clearing the way for the couple to raze it.

88. Any of several basic compounds derived from or structurally related to pyrimidine, especially the nucleic acid constituents uracil, cytosine, and thymine.

89. Pinhole on shot - hole damage is never structurally significant.

90. Inducible enzyme (adaptive enzyme) An enzyme that is produced by a cell only in the presence of high concentrations of its substrate or a structurally similar substance.