Sentence examples for any specific interaction from inspiring English sources

Force measurements did not reveal any specific interaction of PEG-modified tips with TiO2 (100) and (001) surfaces.

The tip was dipped in solution of nanoparticles coated with Si-oligopeptide, thus a peptide that does not have any specific interaction with carbon tips.

Therefore, the SIT model performs better than the B dot equation does even in the ionic strength range valid for the B dot equation, although the B dot equation does have the general applicability as it does not require any specific interaction coefficients.

The behaviour of TBUNH2 at the air-solution interface seems to exclude any specific interaction between the Hg surface and NH2 group; the differences between TBUNH2 and TBUOH are probably to be related to the different nature of the particle-particle interactions.

We did not notice any specific interaction of FAK with Rac-1 or its active form.

Further analysis of any specific interaction now requires identification of the in vivo substrate of Cifs, and the role of these conserved residues will be the subject of future work.

Here, we inquire if any specific interactions between the stator and the rest of the rotor are needed for the generation of a sizable torque.

This can happen only when the effective particle velocity increases, this turn means that dispersion forces should be active in mixtures, a result anticipated in the absence of any specific interactions such as hydrogen bonding.

Alternative acceptors that are glycosylated rather efficiently (e.g. d-arabitol) were found to interact with the same residues as fructose, whereas poor acceptors like pyridoxine do not seem to make any specific interactions with the enzyme.

Since the rate-determining step to the intestinal absorption of poorly soluble drugs is the dissolution in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, postprandial changes in GI physiology, in addition to any specific interactions between drug and food, are expected to affect the pharmacokinetics and bioavailability of such drugs.

Although the fungus is suspected to be mycorrhizal (like all Lactarius), there was a wide diversity of plant species growing in the open, dry forest where the mushroom was found (including members of the tree families Euphorbiaceae, Fabaceae, Myrtaceae, Nyctaginaceae, and Polygonaceae all known to form mycorrhizal associations), so the authors did not speculate on any specific interactions.