Sentence examples for elimination of interaction from inspiring English sources
Thus, any functional change caused by this mutation is not due to elimination of interaction between KCNQ1 and the C-terminus of KCNE1, but rather by more subtle changes in interaction that result in a change in channel gating.
After stepwise elimination of interaction terms a forward introduction of interaction terms with borderline p-value was executed.
36 A forward stepwise procedure with a test for backward elimination of interaction effects, with particular attention to a previously found interaction between age and gender.
The other is few strict meaning of conserved interactive patterns exist due to emergence or elimination of interactions in the course of evolution.
Some of these were reactions that involved only currency metabolites and hence were unconnected with the rest of the network due to our elimination of interactions mediated by the currency metabolites.
This suggests that the "manual" elimination of interactions has an effect similar to the reduction of the cutoff length.
The elimination of protein interaction with pSBMA could be due to an enhanced surface hydration of zwitterionic groups in pSBMA.
The elimination of the interaction forces between the two systems (bridge and vehicles) gives a unique coupled system (supersystem) containing the modal and physical components.
A unique feature of the developed hybrid motion compliant mechanism is the elimination of coupling interaction between the macro motion and the micro motion by properly structure design.
The ratio of Kred/Kox (ratio of binding constants of reduced and oxidized forms of the metal complex) decreased upon the addition of CD and it confirmed the elimination of the interaction between SDS and metal complex and the inclusion of SDS into the cavity of CD.
This study investigated the role of these molecules in D-CblL mediated regulation, and found that elimination of Drk interaction resulted in significant reduction of the effect of D-CblL over-expression (Table 1).
