Sentence examples for a much lower interaction from inspiring English sources

Results obtained in this work show quantitatively that the non-cooperative behavior of a couple of players is usually associated with peculiar brain connectivity patterns, and in general with a much lower interaction between the activities of the cortical areas of the two players.

Despite the much lower interaction cross section at these energies, experiments show a radiosensitisation effect nonetheless (Butterworth et al. 2013).

Finally, we find that long-range associations between loci located in different TADs are also detected, but these display much lower interaction frequencies than looping interactions within TADs.

This motif has strong interactions among 4 SYNZIPs that make up the perimeter of a ring, with a much lower affinity interaction between 18 and 21 and no interaction observed between 19 and 20.

By contrast, the ANTXR1 I domain-PA interaction exhibits a much lower binding affinity (KD = 130 nM) [20].

Moreover, the decreased stoichiometry of 6His‐G375D/GlyR‐βL interaction suggests a much lower occupancy for gephyrin‐G375D compared to WT‐gephyrin (Fig  6E).

A further important result of the paper comes from the analysis of ligand rebinding kinetics after photolysis of NP7-CO (presumably at a much lower protein concentration, at which interparticle interactions are negligible).

However, the zebrafish has a much lower overall coverage in terms of protein interaction maps than C. albicans.

Initiated aggressive acts yielded the same steepness values as winner loser interactions but with a much lower DCI, showing that power asymmetries among females in those groups were not entirely due to capabilities of winning contests.

Using small-angle neutron scattering technique and phase behavior studies, such surfactant mixture was found to produce a minimum droplet interaction and result in a much lower sensitivity toward precursor addition [5,6].

Several recent studies comparing high throughput data including expression, protein-protein, protein-DNA, and genetic interactions between close species show conservation at a much lower rate than expected.