Sentence examples for complex generation from inspiring English sources

Models of toxin channel complexes were generated by the bimolecular complex generation with global evaluation, and ranking (BiGGER) docking software and selected by using a screening method of the docking solutions.

We chose the related problem as the problem was generated by the most complex generation process in all of RPS types in our system.

However, no differences were observed in incidence of thrombus formation, thrombus weight and thrombin-antithrombin complex generation between WT and Sirt3-/ mice.

In data processing-oriented applications, the new method can drastically reduce the size of the test suite produced at the expense of a (possibly) more complex generation process.

This superiority could be mainly attributed to the strong Ti5c-centered water adsorption and dissociation, the high density of surface hydroxyl groups, the robust CoOH− complex generation and the intimate catalyst-support interactions.

We also show that muNS-inclusions have the capacity to simultaneously integrate several different proteins, which may be useful for improving the efficiency of supra-molecular complex generation as well as producing multi-epitope particulate material suitable for vaccination.

The station operator has continued to work at the site since its inception, with the added responsibility of maintaining the newer, more complex generations of automated GC.

It happens to be home to the ivy-covered retail complex generations of chic shoppers have come to know as the Fred Segal Center (now officially called "the Center").

The plastic deformation causes the hydrogenous complexes generation and their concentration in the bulk of crystals grow up.

The early acute coagulopathy associated with traumatic injury has recently been recognised as a multifactorial primary condition that results from a combination of bleeding-induced shock, tissue injury-related thrombin-thrombomodulin-complex generation and the activation of anticoagulant and fibrinolytic pathways [ 5- 7, 9- 11].

Living organisms can reproduce themselves, so they can change to become more complex from generation to generation.