Sentence examples for for multiple interactions from inspiring English sources

Not only does the enactment of FoI regimes provide opportunities for multiple interactions between active citizens and state authorities.

Combining both research methods is reasonable for several reasons: First, developing an organization's BPM capability and improving individual processes in an integrated manner require valuating and comparing multiple decision alternatives, i.e., sets of scheduled BPM- and process-level projects, while accounting for multiple interactions among projects.

The flexible and dynamic structure of IDPs and their ability to adopt different functional structures (e.g., folding upon binding) yet allow for multiple interactions of a particular protein with several binding partners.

As reported previously, AZM was recently characterized as a new chiral selector with many stereogenic centers and different functional groups (like other macrolides, glycopeptides, ansamycins, and aminoglycosides), which allow for multiple interactions with the analyte enantiomeric molecules, resolving a wide range of enantiomers with very high selectivities [ 6].

The potential interactome for SH2 domains indicates many cases of potential overlap in binding, resulting in pTyr sites that may act as hubs for multiple interactions or serve distinct binding functions in cases where the SH2 complement varies in different cells.

We reasoned that if linear diiodo-perfluoroalkanes or -benzenes were used as XB donors there would be a better possibility for multiple interactions and for this experiment we chose to use 1,4-diiodotetrafluorobenzene (F4DIBz, b) and 1,4-diiodooctafluorobutane (F8DIBu, c) which both offer a linear XB donor with nearly equal intramolecular I···I distances, being 7.0 Å in b and 7.6 Å in c.

A Bonferroni correction was used to adjust for multiple interaction tests; P < 0.01 was considered indicative of statistical significance.

Thus, a requirement for multiple interaction domains may be considered to act as a balancing selective force, partially offsetting the general fitness benefit of minimizing protein size.

Large proteins have significantly more protein-protein interactions than small proteins, suggesting that a requirement for multiple interaction domains may constitute a positive selective pressure for large protein size in yeast.

Similar to the cases of Q Ie, we extract the covering arc from Q Isk and Q Ism to obtain Q Imm, Q Imk, Q Ikm and Q Ikk, where k stands for kissing (or equivalently containing a direct bond) and m for multiple interaction arcs.

We searched for signs of multiple interactions occurring simultaneously and compared the affinity.