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The negatively charged oxygen donors in terminal carboxyl groups can mainly contribute to stabilize the metal complex.
The docking results elucidated that hydrophobic and hydrogen-bonding interactions may also contribute to stabilize the binding of the halogenated BPAs to their receptor molecule.
The weak interactions such as hydrogen bonds and π···π stacking contribute to stabilize crystal structure and extend the low-dimensional entities into high-dimensional frameworks.
Such reduced oxidation is owing to the redox couples associated with polyiodides confined in the porosity of the electrode which contribute to stabilize its potential well below the water oxidation limit.
Here, we present the structure of the blue pigment caused by an Al-complex coordinating of 1 at ortho-dihydroxyl groups of the B-ring, 1-hydroxy, 1-carboxylic acid, and the carbonyl residue in the ester at 5-position of 2 and/or 3. The hydrophobic interaction between the aromatic acyl residue at 5-position and the nucleus of 1 may also contribute to stabilize the complex.
In this case the steric factor of the drug molecule will contribute to stabilize the particle in colloid.
Water molecules in the cleft may contribute to stabilizing the apo S1S2 in open conformations.
Hydrophobic interactions with residues A44 and L18 also contribute to stabilizing the bound halothane.
Snow on Ice takes an integrated look at Arctic climate, focusing on the linkages between the ice, ocean and atmospheric processes to consider if climate warming could contribute to stabilizing the Greenland Ice Sheet.
If ever there were a time when major oil companies such as ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron, Total and BP could contribute to stabilizing West Africa by reducing the oil surcharge, it is today.
The gaze control system that we describe in this paper takes a lesson from the Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex (VOR), which is known to contribute to stabilizing the human gaze and keeping the retinal image steady.
