Sentence examples for bonding abilities from inspiring English sources

Despite the weak hydrogen bonding abilities of binding motifs, receptor 1 showed affinities for dihydrogen phosphate and acetate and receptor 2 showed relatively strong affinities for dihydrogen phosphate in polar solvent such as 5% DMSO in CH3CN.

Apparently the trivalent charge offsets the poorer hydrogen bonding abilities of the ammine ligands.

The BCUT and GCUT descriptors that consider atomic charge, atomic polarizability-related values, and atomic hydrogen bonding abilities, logP(o/w), which is a physical property and the carbon valence connectivity index, showed the highest variance between the 10 enzyme inducers.

Stereoisomers of deoxycytosine and deoxyguanosine, referred to as isocytosine (iso-C) and isoguanosine, iso-G), iso-Gthaveroperthes of natural nucleotide bases but have altered hydrogen bonding abilities which cause them to form nonstandard base propertiesifically with each ofher anaturalriminucleotidest their naturally occurring analogs [ 17, 19].

Upconversion nanocrystals showed strong bonding ability with glass substrates and exhibited stronger emission intensity after silane ligand exchange.

However, little or no reliable study data are available regarding the bonding ability of porcelain to milled Co-Cr alloys.

On the other hand, the hydrogen bonding ability of water plays a major (if not crucial) role in hydrophobic phenomena.

Proteins can be strongly attached onto the metal surface close to their isoelectric point, away from this pH this bonding ability decreases58,59,60.

In order to improve the bone bonding ability, titanium is generally coated with osteoconductive biomaterials such as CaP ceramics.

This polyoxetane-based adhesive also displayed strong bonding ability to a variety of other substrates including porcine skin.

The negative influence of wood content on the internal bond can be explained by the reduced bonding ability because of weaker wood strands compared to cement.