Sentence examples for by the net interactions from inspiring English sources
The intrinsic apoptotic pathway is regulated by the net interactions of pro- and anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 members [22].
Magnetophoresis is the motion of particles with respect to a surrounding medium caused by the net interaction of a magnetization with a magnetic field gradient.
Mixture toxicity studies are very complex due to the complexity exhibited by the chemicals involved, and the net interaction effects are highly dependent on mixture combinations, exposure dose and the test organism.
As such, under conditions where the predominant species is the native protein small changes in the population of the unfolded or partially unfolded protein do not contribute significantly towards the net interaction value given by b2.
It is important to remember that the net interaction parameter measured here quantifies net two-body interactions.
The metabolome defines a metabolic state as regulated by net interactions between genetic and environmental influences, and provides information that can possibly bridge the gap between genotype and phenotype.
The outcome of cell cell interactions is dictated by the net effect of multiple systems acting between cells, including molecules that promote clearance and molecules that inhibit clearance.
Our findings indicate that the protection of PN-ensheathed neurons is directly mediated by the net structure and that both the high negative charge and the correct interaction of net components are essential for their neuroprotective function.
The interaction of Methylene Blue (MB) and the hydrophobic microdomains can be quantitatively characterized by the net positive shifts of the redox formal potential (E0′) and the change of peak currents (ip) obtained from the cyclic voltammograms of MB.
Osmolytes, while possibly having a similar entropic contribution to folded peptide stabilization, have in addition been shown to modify the folding free energy by creating net repulsive interactions with the peptide backbone compared to those formed with water [44], [63], [64].
