Sentence examples for e charged from inspiring English sources

New and promising materials, like crosslinked and vitamin E charged polyethylenes, are now considered safe but innovative and are therefore handled cautiously: many in vitro tests and several in vivo demonstrations have confirmed the validity of these materials, but it is important to remember that they do not yet have long-term clinical histories.

In our simulations, >90% of intermediates arrive at the APS kinase active site via channeling for −2 e charged intermediates.

DFT calculations of the electrostatic potential distribution generated by a neutral and a + e charged TBP molecule are shown in Figure 4, panels a and b, respectively (see also Supporting Information).

Previously Brownian dynamics has been successfully applied on several other channeling proteins by Elcock et al., such as channeling of the −2 e charged intermediate across the molecular surface of the DHFR-TS complexes (15), and oxaloacetate channeling from the active site of the malate dehydrogenase to the active site of the citrate synthase (3, 16).

e, Charge density of the graphene FETs fabricated using conventional wet transfer (black) method and dry transfer with PVP adhesive layer (red).

Each amino acid is assigned an effective radius (34), and ±1 e charge is assigned to a charged residue.

Furthermore, our calculations reveal that during the adsorption process, the macroion attracts −2.1 e additional charges (compared to a homogenous membrane) from the acidic lipids, of which PIP2 contributes −1.2 e, and PS −0.9 e charges.

Furthermore, our calculations reveal that PIP2 and PS lipids contribute with their headgroup charges almost equally in the ternary mixtures, −0.7 e charge coming from PIP2 and −0.5 e from PS.

Half are positively charged (e.g., sodium), and half are negatively charged (e.g., chloride).

If only the g or e position is charged, it refers to the incomplete g↔e′ pairs and only the charged amino acids are colour coded.

This sequence contains glutamic acid (E), a negatively charged residue at position 9, which is a prerequisite for RT1.BL binding.