Sentence examples for a mixture of orientations from inspiring English sources

However, this method often produces a mixture of orientations with a reduction in binding capacity.

Consistent with experiment, the simulations produce a mixture of orientations of the protein in the membrane that is sensitive to mutations in the loops connecting the transmembrane helices.

It was also shown that the coatings are based on B1 NaCl-structured γ-Mo2N-phase with a mixture of crystallographic orientations (111), (200), (220) and (311) together with the B1 NaCl-structured (TiZrNbTaHf N solid-solution phase.

Seventeen GPs were purposively sampled for interview, reflecting a mixture of both orientations.

On the other hand, c-ZrO2, having a smaller difference between the (001) and (111) surface energies will expose a mixture of these two orientations originating smoother surfaces.

On the assumption that a variable number of DNA inversion events occurs before dissociation of the Cre/loxP complex, we expect that the recombination process would produce a mixture of correct and inverted orientations in those cells in which recombination has occurred.

We observed a mixture of (100), (110), and (111) orientations in all of PZT films and calculated the preferred orientation (α hkl ) values shown in Figure 2. As the film thickness increased, the preferred orientation of the PZT films changed from (111) to (110).

They solicited submissions from across the United States, mainly through Facebook and Twitter, winnowing down a couple of hundred to a collection that represents women with origins in East Africa and across the Middle East to Pakistan, as well as a mixture of ages, professions and sexual orientations.

The samples deposited on NaCl, at substrate temperatures above 570 K, presented a mixture of polar and non-polar orientations.

On the other hand, when the peptides were spread on a mixture of water and methanol, the orientation of helical peptides was closer to vertical than that on water and the monolayers were transferred repeatedly on gold to form multilayers with a vertical orientation.

It was found that the enhanced hardness arises in two cases: (1) in the materials composed of a mixture of small grains of different crystallographic orientations, i.e. in the films produced inside TR, and (2) in the materials composed of nanocolumns perpendicular to the film/substrate interface, i.e. in the films produced outside TR.