Sentence examples for coupling counterpart from inspiring English sources

The starting porphyrin 7 was iodinated with PhI(CF3CO2 2 and iodine to give the coupling counterpart 8.

The thiol group of the Cys must be directed at the solvent exposed surface of the antibody to be accessible to its coupling counterpart on the payload.

Only 43 years old, Chinese property developer Zhang Xin runs SOHO China with her husband and power couple counterpart Pan Shiyi.

In conclusion, we have shown that carefully engineered magnetically coupled nanoresonators can match the energy transfer performance of its electrically coupled counterpart, while providing a more selective and robust interaction in biological environments.

Using the resonant scattering theory, we show that magnetically coupled resonators can achieve the same energy transfer performance as for their electrically coupled counterparts or even outperform them within the scale of interest.

One who deserves the same rights as my coupled counterparts?

Married same-sex couples raising children are twice as likely to be living near the poverty level as their different-sex couple counterparts.

Planning your retirement as a single person means have slightly different criteria for your destination than your coupled counterparts -- namely the opportunity to socialize and hang with other older singletons.

However, while studies have also indicated that single women may be more likely than their heterosexual couple counterparts to have shared, or plan to share, this information with their child (Leiblum et al., 1995; Klock et al., 1996; Scheib et al., 2003), the impact of identity-release donation upon the donor narratives of single mothers is not yet clear.

Targets in couples where both spouses had low levels of education (i.e., LOW-low couples) and the counterpart was a non-smoker were set to the reference category to examine whether the effect of a counterpart's non-smoking depended on the couple's educational combination.

This discrete model is coupled with its continuous counterpart, given by a pair of stochastic partial differential equations.