The phrase "active radius" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field where the concept of a radius of influence or operation is relevant.
Example: "The drone's active radius allows it to cover a significant area during its surveillance mission."
Alternatives: "operational range" or "effective radius".
The active site radius is 15 Å from OG atom 2376 of Ser153, which is one of the key residues in this serine protease.
An active site radius value of 12 Å was found to be optimum.
Docking studies were carried out using GOLD v3.1 with the ChemScore scoring function [ 39] and an active site radius of 20 Å (1 Å=0.1 nm).
The parameters used for genetic algorithm were active site radius-30; Population size-100; Number of Islands-5; Niche size-2; Selection pressure-1.1; Migrate-10; Number of operators-100,000; Mutate-95; Crossover-95.
Data sets analyzed include changes in electrochemically active surface area, particle radius distribution, platinum mass distribution, and thickness of the catalyst layer.
This is found to be mainly caused by the non-uniform distribution of active catalyst over the radius, due to the porosity profile.
The numerical approach by means of the control volume method allows the examination of the dynamical phenomena that occurs in many configurations obtained by varying the temperature difference between the two active walls and the radius of the hemisphere.
For the active site determination, a radius of 13 Å around the ligand bound in 1R0E was selected, always using complete amino acids.
Prior to the docking, solvent molecules were removed, and the residues of the active site (5 Å radius from NADH) were minimized with 0.004-kJ/mol 0.004-kJ/molerance usingradientance-dependentoleranceric model solvent.
We present a procedure for the fabrication of highly reproducible electrochemical probes with an active electrode disc with radii between 3 nm to 190 nm.
