The phrase "a double interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships, effects, or influences between two variables or entities, often in research or analytical discussions.
Example: "The study revealed a double interaction between the two factors, significantly affecting the outcome."
Alternatives: "a dual interaction" or "a twofold interaction".
This delivers a double interaction point between the NO2 and TiO2-supported Au. TiO2-supported Au
Even if part of the events that include a double interaction in the scintillator is rejected by the cluster finding algorithm, the discrimination does not work if the path between the two scintillations is too short; thus a fraction of these events contributes to the obtained distribution.
Thus, the possibility exists that the tephritid Tra protein has a double interaction with the Tra2 protein−one mediated through the region of the protein homologous in the tephritids and drosophilids, and a second through the specific amino terminal region associated with the binding of Tra2 to ISS sites.
This interaction provides a double interacting point between the NO2 and TiO2-supported Au, suggesting the strong adsorption of NO2 over the substrate.
Less relevantly, the observation of grasping a Bombolone increased MEP more than the observation of grasping a sandwich with Mortadella or Salame, resulting in an OBJECT*OBS double interaction (p = .013).013
In particular, the mutated TSHR Phe665 is likely to interact with Val424 at ~3.9 Å in the inactive conformation (Fig. 3b) and to form a double hydrophobic interaction at ~3.0 and ~3.4 Å in the active conformation (Fig. 3b).
Motivated by the above considerations we shall introduce a new epidemic model here to describe a double epidemic interaction.
In conclusion, this study shows for the first time that a double paracrine interaction between SCC cells and fibroblasts can exist that results in enhanced tumour invasion.
Alternatively, the double interaction of Tra and Tra2 may recruit an SR protein, which would inhibit splicing.
The large near-field enhancement can be explained by the double interaction between the combined substrate and incident light.
Theoretical simulation showed that much stronger and larger area electric field distribution, which was attributed to double interaction between the combined substrate and incident light, appeared around silver nanoparticles when combined with gold nanovoid.
