Sentence examples for based terms for the from inspiring English sources

We did not find a clear correlation between the internal energy of the ligands and the final classification of binders and nonbinders, showing the importance of ligand-receptor interaction based terms for the prediction of P-gp binding.

Among the six oral contributions presented in the plenary session Research Telegrams the work of Markus Zimmermann titled "ChemPLPXB: Implementation of QM-based terms for the recognition of halogen bonding in drug design" was selected as the best dissertation thesis 2015.

It involves limiting conditions and regression of the parameters for a new thermodynamic model that combines solute activity coefficients in the liquid phase at infinite dilution and a theoretically based term to account for the non-ideality in dilute solutions.

Using a search strategy developed with an expert librarian based on terms for coronary disease (from the Cochrane Library of systematic reviews and protocols), incidence or prognosis and South Asian ethnicity, we searched MEDLINE (PubMed) from inception until January 2012.

Heterogeneity in HRs by study centre was assessed by the χ equivalent of a Wald test based on the interaction terms for the per-allele effect by centre (on 13 d.f).

Methods based on Poisson regression with random effect terms for the variance components are very flexible offer substantial improvement.

The study explores the following topics and questions, which are based on the terms of reference for the evaluation of the UNICEF-GoN Cooperation Programme on ECD: Appropriateness and alignment of ECD programming with national priorities.

The study explores the following topics and questions, which are based on the terms of reference for the evaluation of the UNICEF-Government of Netherlands Cooperation Programme on ECD: Appropriateness and alignment of ECD programming with national vision and priorities for young children.

It is a recovery based on risutora, the term for the restructuring process sweeping Japan, akin to the one which swept through corporate America in the 1990s and is moving into Europe now.

Following his successes with Shekhina (his masterful 2002 work based on the Talmudic term for the Divine, extended into feminine sensuality) and The Full Body Project (2007, offering wider visions of beauty featuring San Francisco's Fat Bottom Revue) came the recent Secret Selves.

We asked here whether this process could be based on compensation for the long-term average spectrum (LTAS) of preceding sounds and whether the mechanisms responsible for normalization are indifferent to the nature of those sounds.