Sentence examples for binding relation from inspiring English sources

Applied to decohesion of fcc aluminum, we find that the excess energy for decohesion along adjacent (1 1 1) planes is well described by the universal binding relation of Rose et al. [Phys. Rev. Lett. 47 (1981) 675; Phys. Rev. B 28 (1983) 1835].

For example, as noted in our example above, our water molecule W comprises two further facts in which two hydrogen atoms h1 and h2 both stand in the covalent binding relation with an oxygen atom o.

Members of the VHC appreciated the binding relation of CMWs with TBAs.

The available bookkeeping tools are either evaluation indices, or else situation variables and binding relations in the object language.

Briefly, networks were built by connecting entities with binding relations stored in the ResNet 6 mammal database.

However, the method can be developed further by the use of a larger range of ionic strengths or salt treatment durations, permitting the identification of different binding relations.

As a result, we compiled a Core map containing 50 proteins (tubulins and generally accepted MAPs and motors) in direct binding relations, previously observed either in somatic cells or in oocytes (Figure S4).

The binding relations between TFs and genes can be represented by a bipartite graph.

Like the rule above, it is a handy lexical pattern that matches high precision binding relations.

Third, the siRNA knock-down is not ideal experiment for proving direct causation for identified binding relations, because it could cause some false positives in our gold-standards.

For example, as shown ChIP-seq in T47d (steroid hormone treated) can more accurately capture TF-gene binding relations in breast cancer than ChIP-seq in Ecc1 cell lines.