Sentence examples for because the equilibrium between from inspiring English sources
They are attractive drug delivery agents because the equilibrium between open and closed is sensitive to local environment (i.e., pH, temperature, or presence of interacting enzymes).
It was difficult to measure released PTX and micelle-entrapped PTX separately, because the equilibrium between both forms could not keep constant during the separating procedure.
We would not necessarily expect all the traces for a particular template base to emanate from the same fluorescence value because the equilibrium between the binary complex and the proposed common intermediate may be less favorable for some mispairs, resulting in a smaller fluorescence change upon binding of the mispaired dNTP.
For modeling the structure, the majority of restraints were obtained from the 8-Br-G6-modified self-complementary duplex because the equilibrium between two conformations of the unmodified duplex can influence NOE volumes and make the spectra complex with many overlaps.
This view corresponds with the facts to the extent that the earth's oxygen pool remains intact because of the equilibrium between photosynthesis and respiration: carbon dioxide and water combining through photosynthesis to form carbohydrates and oxygen one way, while the respiratory reaction works in the other way.
In the control cells (incubated in the presence of 0.1 % DMSO) the majority of cells showed a high emission of fluorescence in both channels, because of the equilibrium between J-aggregates and monomers.
It is not clear whether this requires the presence of some ligand or is sufficient to increase the amount of active receptor because of the equilibrium between monomer and dimers.
Because of the equilibrium between lipid-associated POPs in AT, blood, and milk, it is likely that a significant fraction of breast milk POPs originates from the AT storage compartment, as well as from newly absorbed contaminants.
The theoretical model is also called the analytical model because it emphasizes the equilibrium between the productivity and the energy and nutrition absorption of leaves.
Based on a mechanistic description [ 25], it can be assumed that temperature has a minor impact on the binding affinities of the enzymes, because they are a measure of the equilibrium between the enzyme and the enzyme-substrate complex.
Therefore, identifying partially occupied ligands that show only weak electron density is especially important when searching for allosteric modulators, because the electron density will reflect the equilibrium between the pocket-occluding and ligand-bound states.
