Sentence examples for energy accessible from inspiring English sources

Pharmacophore modeling study revealed that these compounds are able to effectively satisfy the proposed common feature sites using energy accessible conformers (Econf < 20 kcal/mol).

Other Bloom skeptics appearing on CBS's 60 Minutes, and writing for Forbes have suggested the business could only succeed in making clean energy accessible and pervasive, if its boxes prove durable, and the company lowers the price per unit.

Compounds 7 and 8 revealed significant anti-Candida albicans activity and were able to effectively satisfy the proposed pharmacophore geometry, using the energy accessible conformers (Econf < 20 kcal/mol).

Most recently, I worked for a residential solar financing startup whose mission is to make solar energy accessible to everyone -- another mission-oriented company.

'World Can End Poverty and Limit Global Warming' to a 4 degree Fahrenheit warming, says a new UN study, reports Alex Kirby at Climate News Network, by making clean energy accessible to everyone in the world.

The remaining selected features (Table 2) were enriched with auto-correlation measurement of amino acid indices such as steric parameter, free energy, accessible surface area, polarizability, residue volume etc.

This theory proved highly successful experimentally, at least at the relatively low energies accessible to particle physicists in the 1960s.

It is certainly very nearly maintained at the relatively low energies accessible in terrestrial experiments, but it may not be conserved at the almost arbitrarily high energies with which particles may have been endowed in the very early universe.

The company wants to kick-back some of these synergies to consumers and make clean energy more accessible.

It is shown that the incident particle energy range accessible to transition radiation, and the total intensity produced, can be increased using foils with large plasma frequency.

A Large Ion Collider Experiment (ALICE) will be aimed at studying heavy ion collisions at the extreme energy densities accessible at the CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC), where the formation of the Quark Gluon Plasma is expected.