Sentence examples for I stabilization from inspiring English sources

Disulfide trapping can serve at least two distinct purposes: (i) stabilization of the complex to assist structural studies and/or (ii) determination of pairwise residue proximities to guide molecular modeling.

In this work, it has found two facts which addition of NiO during sintering promotes to (i) stabilization of a cubic phase of zirconia and (ii) destabilization of tetragonal phase and a formation of monoclinic phase.

The chloroplast-targeted PGR3 was reported to have three distinct functions: (i) stabilization of photosynthetic electron transport L (petL) operon RNA, (ii) translational activation of petL, and (iii) translational activation of ndhA (Yamazaki et al. 2004; Cai et al. 2011) through binding to the 5′untranslated region (UTR) of petL operon RNA and ndhA (Cai et al. 2011).

Conceptually, two types of specific events favour sustainability: i) stabilization of the organizational resources allocated to programs; and ii) risk-taking by organizations in favour of programs and integration of activities [ 59, 60].

Is stabilization of p53 and p73 a potentially exploitable way to induce apoptosis/differentiation in NB?

An alternative format to scFv is proposed that (i) allows stabilization of the Fv fragment, and (ii) restores the bivalency of the antibody as a pseudo-F ab′ 2 pseudo-F ab′ 2

Our results established that in FLS, inhibition of miR-346 expression resulted i) in stabilization of TNF-α mRNA and ii) intracellular expression of the mature protein.

Reaction patterns to targeted agents like sorafenib seem to foremost include (i) disease stabilization (rather than a direct cytotoxic effect accompanied by tumor shrinkage) or (ii) an induction of intralesional necrosis that does not automatically lead to a marked decrease in tumor size.

Analysis and quantification of the rate of subunit exchange reactions between WT and FT2·WT TTR and between V122I and FT2·V122I TTR; stabilization of V122I TTR and FT2·V122I TTR by small molecules measured by subunit exchange.

Is this stabilization a hypothesis, empirical observation, or conclusion bad on modeling?

In the case of nanoparticles formation by native and heat-denatured lysozyme, the amide I peak is either decreased in intensity (disappeared) or shifted from its original position showing the interaction of lone pair of electrons on nitrogen of amide I in stabilization and formation of Ag NPs.