Sentence examples for a complex relative from inspiring English sources

For example, most of the available blur methods are based on Gaussian or linear blur models, which may not adequately measure the blur produced by a complex relative motion between image capturing device and the object.

We now propose a complex relative permittivity model for hemoglobin.

For most interactions, force acts to decrease the stability of the folded or bound state of a protein or complex relative to the unfolded or dissociated state.

Such a mechanism might also account for the observation that Grb2-bound EGFR is in a higher-order oligomeric complex relative to Grb2-unbound EGFR and for the positive correlation between Grb2 mRFP binding and EGFR eGFP clustering.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 The complex relative permittivity (a), permeability (b), and loss tangent (c) of GNs-PEDOT.

Thus, the unique patterns of surface charges of SNARE complex and regulatory factors appear to cooperate with intrinsic structural constraints to ensure a preferred orientation for SNARE complex relative to fusing membranes.

Roll-forging is an efficient way to produce long or thin metal parts, and the design of rolling die is a sophisticated problem duo to the complex relative motions of dies and forging piece.

However, we argue that the sequence of co-IP-protein FR values with a given IP-protein is an indicator of the internal structure of the complex relative to that IP-protein (see below).

A poliovirus (PV) mutant resistant to R included replacement G64S in its RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (RdRp, termed 3D), and this replacement increased template-copying fidelity, and rendered PV less adaptable to a complex environment, relative to the wild type virus [39] [43].

The resulting data set helps define the wheat meiome (meiotic transcriptome) and will provide a key resource for work aimed at explaining the control of meiosis and chromosome pairing in a complex polyploid relative to diploid plant, animal and yeast systems.

It is well known that the microwave absorption properties of an absorber are highly associated with its complex relative permittivity and complex magnetic permeability, where the real parts represent the storage of electric and magnetic energies, whereas the imaginary parts represent the loss of both energies [26].