structural
Structurally speaking, the towers performed well.
They have made a great effort to keep the budget structurally balanced.
The design of the house was structurally sound.
The building had recently been renovated and structurally reinforced.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Buildings in general
-bedroomed
beach hut
building
bunkhouse
campanile
facility
four-square
geodesic dome
half-timbered
heritage
multistorey
new build
non-residential
non-structural
Norman
structural
structure
tower
turreted
warren

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Frames & structures

structurally | American Dictionary

structurally
adverb
us/ˈstrʌk·tʃər·ə·li/

structurallyadverb (BUILDING)

in a way that relates to the structure of something built:
The vast majority of buildings remain structurally sound (= they are not in danger of fallling down).

structurallyadverb (ARRANGEMENT)

in a way that relates to the structure of parts in a system:
We don't have evidence that the brain is structurally changed by stress.

Examples of structurally

structurally
I hold that cases in which (only) numbers are different are structurally similar to cases in which (only) probabilities are different.
The seed is structurally and physiologically equipped for this role.
We should emphasize that hearts with absent atrioventricular connection are structurally different from those with biventricular atrioventricular connection.
In the rd-3 mutation, photoreceptor cells appear to be structurally normal until outer segment differentiation is well underway.
Recall that structurally recursive functions are guaranteed to be total and can be defined directly in type theory.
Most important in this respect is the fact that the constructions are structurally quite reduced.
Consequently, different nonsexist conventions may prevail in structurally very similar languages, or even in different varieties of the same language.
What is problematic is that it is now impossible to structurally distinguish between peripheral modifiers and predeterminers.
A system is structurally stable when small perturbations produce topologically equivalent systems.
Structurally similar objects will activate the structural representations of perceptual neighbours across their category.
The mutations result in either absence of the protein, its reduced expression, or production of a structurally altered protein.
The stipulation of the meta-composition being that the composition articulates a process that yields a musical result that is structurally different in each instantiation.
The retinas of these coneless mice appear structurally quite normal with the exception of a profound loss of cone photoreceptors.
Their mouth-parts are structurally modified to enable them to catch hold on to living objects which come within their reach.
As such, the international system will be structurally balanced.
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