Sentence examples for an appropriate complex from inspiring English sources

Method of image wells is used in the wedge-shaped domain and an appropriate complex function is formulated to find the capture zone.

When a macromolecular complex has been characterized, all subunits of the complex should be annotated to an appropriate complex term in the Cellular Component ontology (example, 'spliceosomal complex' [GO 005681] or 'nucleosome' [GO 0000786]).

Nanoparticles with sizes small compared to the wavelength of light, made from metals with an appropriate complex index of refraction, such as gold and silver, have absorption and scattering resonance lines in the visible part of the spectrum.

In such cases the undesirable effects of the metal ions frequently can be eliminated by "sequestering" the ions as harmless complexes through the addition of an appropriate complexing reagent.

AFM confirmed that PMPDSAH and copolymers were capable of condensing DNA to nanoparticles at an appropriate complexing ratio.

Nevertheless, while the evolution of computational electromagnetic in time domain from explicit FDTD method to FADI-FDTD has been encouraging, there is still a lack of appropriate complex permittivity models for biological media (in this case, hemoglobin) at optical frequency.

The KGS strategy computes the binding affinity of a query ligand target complex based on the known binding affinity of an appropriate reference complex, which is required to share a similar pattern of key ligand target interactions to that of the query complex of interest.

Since all the three subunits of this small TAF8-, Tand0- and SPT7L-containing complex (SMAT) are never present at the same time either in TFIID or in STAGA, we hypothetised that SMAT could be a storage complex for these factors, which upon getting incorporated into the appropriate complex would inflict on whether a TFIID or STAGA/TFTC is to be assembled.

These data suggest that PCNA could affect the outcome of HR by targeting an appropriate polymerase complex to the site of the action.

These results open the door to future pro-drug strategies that rely on the combination of caged precursors and an appropriate metal complex for controlled catalytic uncaging.

One of the most important steps for developing a successful immune response is the formation of the appropriate complex between Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) molecule and antigenic peptides, with the subsequent recognition and reading of this complex by the T cell receptor (TCR) molecules, which determines the generation of an appropriate immune response against the pathogen.