Sentence examples for assumed to contact from inspiring English sources

4E-BPs and eIF4G compete for binding to the eIF4E dorsal surface via a shared canonical 4E-binding motif, but also contain auxiliary eIF4E-binding sequences, which were assumed to contact non-overlapping eIF4E surfaces.

Non-integrator commercial services related to cake out, waste hauling, propane delivery and meter reading were assumed to contact farms contracted with multiple integrators and be regional, rather than company-specific, in nature.

In addition, all tissues are assumed to contact the same total insulin concentration, which is the sum of labeled and unlabeled insulin.

Municipal crisis teams were assumed to immediately contact all survivors and their families.

All metallic contacts are assumed to be Ohmic contacts of low resistivity, such that they can be ignored in the simulation.

A fraction of their surface area (fc) is assumed to be in contact with the intercellular spaces, the remainder of the cell is assumed to be in contact with adjacent mesophyll cells.

Solids are assumed to be in contact with the reaction solution in their normal stable forms, and water is always taken to be present as the solvent.

A conventional Pasternak-type elastic foundation is assumed to be in contact with plate during deformation, which acts in both compression and tension.

Two bodies, e.g. grains with a certain surface contour, are assumed to be in contact at a plane interface, e.g. a common grain boundary with an arbitrary inclination relatively to the surface and with zero mobility and diffusivity.

Each layer is represented by a two-by-two traveling pressure wave transfer matrix which relates the forward and reverse pressure waves on one side of the layer to the pressure waves on the opposite face, where each face is assumed to be in contact with a domain of arbitrary reference acoustic impedance.

The unit costs (scheduled fees) for psychologists and psychiatrists were taken from the MBS [ 55] and assumed to cover patient contact time, patient-related indirect time and overheads in publicly-funded youth mental health facilities.