Sentence examples for attractive experiments from inspiring English sources

Attractive experiments include solution kinetic measurements capable of identifying induced fit and conformational selection (e.g. [ 48]), as well as studies of the intrinsic flexibility of TCR CDR loops and peptides bound to MHC molecules (e.g. [ 33, 100]).

Unzipping of dsDNA by force is another attractive experiment to determine the tensile strength of hydrogen bonds that stabilize base pairs.

On the other hand, 4D C, N-edited NOESY is a particularly attractive experiment for NUS, as the absence of diagonal peaks renders the problem of artefacts less critical.

But, when people are provided ways to convert abstract sugar-nutrition information into a concrete representation, they find SSBs less attractive (Experiment 2) and are less likely to select SSBs in favor of sugar-free beverage options (Experiments 3 and 4).

The aptly named recording cast a spotlight on Brubeck's strange-but-attractive experiments in odd time signatures, while the pianist's ongoing interest in Stravinsky-like polytonality (playing in more than one key at once) made him a jazz outlier as well as a pop phenomenon.

So here's a rather attractive thought experiment: imagine if we all decided to make the leap and collectively never iron again.

These predictions are very attractive and our experiments demonstrated one of them a posteriori.

We show that whether or not ants respond to a familiar odour plume depends not only on their behavioural state, being on the way to the nest or feeder, but also on the ants' previous food-finding experiences and nutritional value of the food item (a dry cricket could have been less attractive in those experiments at that time than the cookies).

In one experiment, attractive women who included photos of themselves with their curricula vitae, for example, were less likely to be offered an interview than those who did not.

With increasing computer power, the MDFE approach provides an attractive complement to experiment and should play an increasing role in the understanding and engineering of protein-ligand recognition.

We therefore assumed that higher facial redness would be perceived as more healthy and attractive in this experiment.