Sentence examples for create new interactions from inspiring English sources
This process generates opportunities to move selected dealings with customers to interactive platforms and to create new interactions, such as the FatBusters matching program.
Citrullination could destroy the ionic interactions, interfere with hydrogen bonds, and create new interactions.
Host protein-protein interaction networks are altered by invading virus proteins, which create new interactions, and modify or destroy others.
This may be explained by the fact that migrating and proliferating EC must "loosen up", that is, detach and then create new interactions.
As the interactions between glycans and their binding proteins (e.g. lectins) occur with a relatively low affinity compared to protein protein interactions, the expression of multiple novel glycans on mucins can increase the avidity of binding and could therefore create new interactions.
Certainly there would be more scope for developers to create new interaction styles.
However, before that happens, new methods of human-machine communication will leverage the strengths of humans and machines to create new interaction paradigms that are as natural as our own language.
Wright thought smaller populations were more suited for natural selection because "inbreeding was sufficiently intense to create new interaction systems through random drift but not intense enough to cause random nonadaptive fixation of genes".
Although most substitutions will likely disrupt binding specificity for the current target site, a few may create new interaction sites leading to the emergence of novel functions.
The sharing age is creating new interactions between individuals from vastly different socio-professional, cultural or generational backgrounds; people who would never have met otherwise and who choose to share a ride.
As such, there is a vast untapped well of potential interactions occurring unfulfilled or fulfilled with protein atoms and/or water molecules that could be exploited in terms of creating new interactions with, for example, an inhibitor.
