Alternatively, in a bent conformation the closer spatial arrangements of these protons could explain the observed NOE signals.
We observed a close spatial arrangement of known functional orthologs in the graph (e.g., FON4 and CLV3, see group 3, Figure 2) [ 26].
The clusters formed by extremely large particles (~30 nm), which were regularly found in this nanomaterial (Fig. 6b), are suggested to be produced from close spatial arrangements of several smaller nanoparticles (3 6 nm) during the reduction process.
Self-assembly and/or self-aggregation are fundamental mechanisms by which different nanoparticle assembly motifs or even close-packed periodic structures form in materials through spatial arrangement of their fundamental building blocks.
By chemically linking the three agonists in close proximity, we can begin to decipher how spatial arrangement contributes to immune agonist synergies at the molecular, cytokine, and gene expression levels.
We believe that proposed spatial arrangement of cpFP-based sensors is close to the reality and that this model will be helpful for the further development of cpFP-based sensors for various analytes and cellular signaling events.
Although the standard distances between blood vessels are in the range of 100 to 400 μm, due to the irregular tumor vasculature, we have considered a wider range (from 50 to 700 μm) assuming that those histologic samples showing distances larger than 700 μm will have other closer fonts not visible in pathological analyses due to its spatial arrangement.
Spatial arrangement: it's a surprise.
Gilchrist, A. L. Perceived lightness depends on perceived spatial arrangement.
The spatial arrangement of the department store within the mall, he thinks, helped spell its doom.
"You had a spatial arrangement you wanted and it was a good one.
