Sentence examples for adapted to interact with from inspiring English sources

Osmotin is not evolutively adapted to interact with ADIPOR1, therefore, we have only two choices: a) the osmotin structure is so flexible to adapt its sequence to the same ADIPOR1 region where adiponectin interacts too; b) the outer ADIPOR1 region is so flexible to adapt itself to different ligands structurally similar.

The αRep scaffold is probably less well adapted to interact with clefts, crevices or any other type of concave features of protein targets.

These techniques are not optimally adapted to interact with a monolayer of bacteria due to the size mismatch between the field decay length (some tens of nm) for the visible frequency range and the size of a bacterium (order of magnitude 1 μm).

Similarly, any other data source could in theory be adapted to interact with Strudel in this way, both in terms of data export to Strudel, and in terms of providing annotation URLs that can be accessed through the application (see above).

Evolutionary pressures would, in turn, favour individuals harbouring MHC molecules adapted to interact better with these new PRIAP forms.

It's not clear whether this will be as profitable, but as Mr. Nadella noted, the world is changing and Microsoft has to adapt to interacting all the time with its customers.

For the type VI secretory pathway, the mechanism seems to be adapted by individual bacterial species to interact with other prokaryotes, eukaryotes, or both [ 113], and the structure forms a transenvelope apparatus [ 114].

Thus, some virulence factors may be more appropriately termed "host adaptation" factors, as they allow bacteria to interact with and adapt to the host environment, but do not specifically promote virulence.

Additionally, Android's compatibility with Flash provides an advantage as app developers can quickly adapt and create new ways for Chinese users to interact with the mobile internet.

The computer-driven or automated weaning enables patients to interact with the ventilator and to adapt ventilation output in accordance with their individual and instantaneous needs [ 22].

We adapt a strategy from disease gene discovery that is based on protein interaction, network centrality and functional similarity to receptors that are known to interact with HIV.