Sentence examples for associated to interaction from inspiring English sources

This effect can be associated to interaction of BSA with AA [ 4, 13, 14] and may be indicative of an increase in exposure of tryptophan to the solvent [ 15] due to a conformational change in the protein [ 12].

Reduction in intensity of such bands after activation could be associated to interactions between the O H group and the activating agent.

However, even in clear sky conditions, FSO links may experience fading of the received signal intensity —called scintillation— associated to the interaction of light with turbulent atmosphere [1].

Therefore, it can be posited that this mechanical form of entropy is associated to work interaction by means of pressure and volume variations.

Mechanical entropy is complementary to and does not contradict the classical expression of entropy calculated alongside an isothermal reversible process that corresponds to the thermal entropy associated to heat interaction only.

end{aligned} (1 where (sigma _i k)=max left{ left| mathcal {N}_i k)right|,1right} ), (mathcal {N}_i k):=lbrace j in mathcal {V} mid a_{ji} k)=1 rbrace ) being the in-neighbors set of i, with (a_{ji} k)) being the jith element of the time-varying binary adjacency matrix A(k) associated to the interaction graph (mathcal {G} k)).

Table 1 shows 18 GO terms which were significantly associated to the interaction between transcription rate and mRNA stability.

This observation opens the possibility that IPC accumulation or depletion of terminal complex sphingolipids might be associated to CAS interaction and resistance, but without affecting directly GS activity.

S t ≡ Type Score | | St∈ [0−1] S t(cv i) = log(b  + 1)(a + 1) a = ∑ scv i ×  n i) b =  a + ∑(Max Gscv i)) As in the method score, scv is a normalized score between 0 and 1, in this case associated to an interaction type CV term.

S m ≡ Method Score     | |     S m   ∈ [ 0 − 1 ]   S m (c v i ) = log (b + 1 ) (a + 1 ) a = ∑ (s c v i × n i ) b = a + ∑ (Max (G s c v i ) )   scv is a normalized score between 0 and 1 associated to an interaction detection method term, as defined by the MI ontology.

An energetic approach is developed to estimate the source terms associated to flame/acoustic interactions.