The microanalyses and spectroscopic results corroborate the structural data from single crystal X-ray diffraction; the latter proved the versatility of Hg II) coordination chemistry, since simple variation of the Schiff base chelate or the halide/pseudohalide counterion resulted in distinctively different complexes.
For this, fluorescent ENMs, namely quantum dots (QDs), were distinctively traced in complex aqueous matrices, and were still detectable after a period of two months using fluorescence spectroscopy.
The iMatrix also reveals detailed interacting models for TCR-pMHC complexes distinctively and display the mechanisms of crucial binding regions.
The only dry spices he includes are cardamom pods and white pepper, yet the results are richly complex and distinctively different, marking this out as a korma, rather than a generic mild curry.
The narrow to broad distribution of ∆VNMR spanning the extremes from inhibitor-free PR20D25N to PR DMP323 complex, and distinctively for PRD25N DMP323 complex, indicated large variations in folding cooperativity.
Chapman's approach to translation is more complex, and more distinctively early modern than this.
These sorts of trees show evolution as a progression from simple to complex with a distinctively teleological perspective (Bishop and Anderson 1986).
In the presence of ATPγS the majority (76%) of the RSC-substrate complexes was also distinctively bound to DNA (Figure 2B, 'ATPγS', categories 2, 3 and 6).
Yet as the wine panel confirmed in a recent tasting of 18 bottles of vermentino, it has much to offer, whether as a crisp, tangy accompaniment to seafood — fritto misto would be ideal — or as a richer, more complex wine with a distinctively oily sort of texture.
Geometry optimizations of active site model complexes 1, 2 and 3 results in distinctively different geometrical parameters of the metal coordination site relative to the protein X-ray crystal structure geometry of NarGH [19].
