structurally

structural | American Dictionary

structural
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈstrʌk·tʃər·əl/

structuraladjective[not gradable] (ARRANGEMENT)

of or relating to the structure of parts in a system :
Private ownership of companies was the greatest structural change that occurred in the economy.

structuraladjective[not gradable] (BUILDING)

of or relating to the structure of something built:
Many of the city’s buildings suffered structural damage as a result of the earthquake.

structural | Business English

structural
adjective
uk /ˈstrʌktʃərəl/us
relating to the way in which the parts of a system or object are arranged:
The political reforms have led to major structural changes in the economy.
PROPERTY
relating to the structure of a building or similar object:
The fire caused major structural damage to the property.

structurally

adverbuk /ˈstrʌktʃərəli/ us /-tʃɚ-/
It is becoming clear that the economy is structurally flawed.

Examples of structural

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However, sequence progressivity is not only a structural issue.
On the other hand, structural redundancy might improve system dependability.
A complete structural analysis on multiple levels may violate more than one soft constraint.
The authors review evidence indicating that dynamic structural interactions between astrocytes and synapses affect hippocampal synaptic physiology, behavior, and disease.
The sequent calculus we consider just has implication, no structural rules and a changed axiom.
The latter is a sequent calculus that needs none of the standard structural rules of weakening, contraction or cut.
There are two types of structural congruence rules.
Local references can (as discussed later) be found at a structural, geographical as well as at social level.
Coherence can be partially ensured if different semantic identities are based on similar structural characteristics.
Therefore, finding a polyphonic approach on all structural levels was necessary.
The drop in recall for verbs and, even more, for adjectives is mostly due to the lack of structural information.
Both examples use the data as a structural component and the music achieves some structural unity for that.
We first have to introduce one more notion: the structural graph of a link.
As these examples show, what we are dealing with here are areas of strong structural equivalence between the two languages.
Still, it may capture some novel aspects of structural technological change.
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