Sentence examples for bulk of interaction from inspiring English sources
In this study, the bulk of interaction coefficients are evaluated from mean activity coefficients of electrolytes.
The bulk of interaction coefficients presented in this study has been evaluated from the mean activity coefficients.
In recent years the bulk of European interaction has been via the international nuclear talks of the EU3+E group where the UK, France, and Germany are members and the EU foreign policy chief, Baroness Ashton, has a role as chair.
The chicanes ballistically enhance electron beam bunching and, in a properly designed system, can result in faster than exponential growth over the bulk of the interaction length.
The bulk of this interaction interface is provided by Y205, assisted by V204, M208 and A233, all of which make van der Waals contacts to the P2′ residue of the substrate.
Results: Here, we introduce a computational approach to organize genetic interactions and show that the bulk of observed interactions can be organized in a hierarchy of modules.
However, it is clear that the β-barrel motif of domain II will form the bulk of the interactions with peptide substrates.
The bulk of these interactions (over 4,000) are the phosphorylation events identified by Ptacek et al. [ 80] using proteome chip technology.
Structural data suggest that domain 2 of the protease possesses substantial substrate binding pockets which form the bulk of the interactions with the NS boundaries and largely dictate boundary specificity and cleavage.
The catalytic Cys 139 is contained within the large loop linking βcII and βdII, and accordingly, domain 2 forms the bulk of the interactions with active site ligand.
When comparing the different distributions, we used the same interpretation rule as in the earlier comparison by Mani et al. [14]: an ideal definition of genetic interaction should result in a tight distribution (indicating low variability) that is centered at zero (indicating low bias) for the bulk of the measured interactions (reflecting the background distribution of non-interacting genes).
