substructure Definition
sub·struc·ture (sub′struk′c̸hər)
noun
a part or structure acting as a support, base, or foundation
substructure Related Forms
sub·struc′·tural adjective
substructure Synonyms
substructure Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: A 2D substructure search is most usually carried out to find ligands which include the 2D substructure that is of interest.
- have: Others have steeper outer density profiles, show sharp breaks in their density profiles, or have significant substructure.
- draw: Draw: Click on this button when you want to draw a substructure.
- weaken: Many geologists fear catastrophic results, especially as construction is on a substructure weakened by geothermal fissures.
Preposition: in
protein: However, they have been chosen as very common patterns which are found as substructures in real proteins.
Adjective modifier
- extended: The set contains the patterns, the extended substructures are possible occurrences, extended with labels that mark their positions in the original object.
- concrete: There was a reinforced concrete substructure with conventional holding down bolts for a steel frame.
- numerical: The numerical substructure may be either linear or non-linear, the latter using a new, fast non-linear analysis algorithm which we have developed.
- existing: To fuse the template with an existing substructure ( of the same molecule type ) move it toward the substructure.
- 2d: A 2D substructure search is most usually carried out to find ligands which include the 2D substructure that is of interest.
- active: These are based on the physico-chemical properties, identification of active substructures, or virtual docking to the target's binding site.
Modifies a noun
- search: Consequently a 2D protein substructure search can be more easily carried out via a Sequence Search ( see Section 3.1 ).
- analysis: In the present study we focus on the application of fragment-based substructure analysis for enhancement of hit rate in high throughput screening.
- design: The project uses modern methods of construction and will reuse the foundations from the previous on-site structure in the substructure design for the flats.
Noun used with modifier
- host: The host substructure is a distorted form of the rhombohedral tunnel structure of the high-temperature phase.
- timber: The wall-posts were driven through the clay floors into the timber substructure for a variable depth down to 2 ft. 6 in.
- protein: Consequently a 2D protein substructure search can be more easily carried out via a Sequence Search ( see Section 3.1 ).
- chemical: This database illustrates searching for spectral properties based on ( inter alia ) chemical substructure searches.
- quark: Finding no direct evidence, the researchers concluded that any quark substructure would only become evident at energies of 1 TeV or more.
- ligand: Protein substructures are displayed in blue, ligand substructures in black and water atoms in pink in the sketcher window.
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