Sentence examples for balanced conformation from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, both conformations can be found in all examined species with relativly equal frequencies (balanced conformation, Table 4).
Table 4 shows that only the SSR-couples having the motif AAT-AATG in O. anatinus exhibit both a low overrepresentation and a relatively balanced conformation.
SSR-couples formed by chance should also show a distinctive pattern: (i) they should not be overrepresented, (ii) they should have a balanced conformation (e.g. 50% plus and 50% minus conformation) and (iii, iv) the motifs of the individual microsatellite forming these SSR-couples need not to be similar in length and sequence (summary in Table 6; abbr.: 'c').
The fact that with cyanide the arginine conformation is more balanced toward the "in" position could be due to the higher density of negative charges, while in the chlorite ion these are more delocalized over the atoms (Table 3).
The immune approaches tried so far were targeting a self-protein, albeit in an abnormal conformation; however, effective enhanced clearance of the disease associated conformer has to be balanced with the potential risk of stimulating excessive toxic inflammation.
Provided that the two interactions are appropriately balanced, a simple potential function allows the chains to fold to their respective target native structures, which are essentially lowest-energy conformations.
As the silicon backbone approaches an all-trans conformation, the highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) energy increases while the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) energy decreases to reduce Eg. This increase in the HOMO energy is balanced by a nearly equal decrease in the HOMO-1 energy; likewise, the decrease in the LUMO energy is balanced by an increase in the LUMO+1 energy.
