Sentence examples for coordination change from inspiring English sources

We used the mean from these calculations to approximate a fractionation factor of α5 = 0.9982 for the coordination change associated with binding of Mo from tetrahedrally-coordinated molybdate into the nitrate reductase and dinitrogenase enzymes, where it is bound in octahedral coordination (Burgess & Lowe, 1996; Hille, 1996; Moura et al., 2004).

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A coordination change is observed for all alkiloaluminum compounds upon reaction progress starting from n = 4 to n = 6.

The coordination change phenomenon of δ13Ccarb and δ18Ocarb in Middle Late Ordovician also occurred in South America (Sial et al. 2013).

Monolayer and few-layer sample have all been characterized in detail, and coordination change from octahedron to triangular prism is found on monolayer TaS2.

The driving force for the formation of such a mesomorphic phase was likely total surface reduction under the influence of water for hydrogen-bonding related coordination change of Au atoms.

The local Ti coordination changes were studied by X-ray near-edge structure (XANES).

On the addition of LiBr the Co coordination changes from a mixture of octahedral and tetrahedral species to exclusively tetrahedral coordination.

These include subtle problems with coordination, changes in brain structure such as enlarged cerebral ventricles, and abnormal electrical signaling in the brain.

Signs and symptoms of a concussion include headaches; sensitivity to light and sound; changes in reaction time, balance and coordination; changes in memory, judgment, speech and sleep; and loss of consciousness or blackouts.

The analysis, aided by 71Ga NMR data, gives an insight into the relation between coordination changes and refractive and dielectric response, highlighting the role of non-bridging-oxygens and interphase.