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Therefore, wherever the excitons are generated, an interface with the other material is always closer than the exciton diffusion length (in an ideal case).

This generated an interface in which the UspA1 residues M586 and A590 are in close proximity to I91 of the receptor, UspA1 A588 is adjacent to Y34, V39 and Q89 of CEACAM1 and UspA1 lies lies next to Q44, G47 and T56 of CEACAM1.

Eventually porous bone substitution material was coated with nDP to generate an interface that allows biofactor physisorption.

This toolkit generates an interface from a simple input/output description that is applicable to many simple but useful engineering models.

For example, the subject is told the back door is open, after a period of time the subject closes the back door and this generates an interface event (14) that is processed by the GUI agent (15).

The CT scan data is stored in the standard format DICOM (Digital Images and Communications in Medicine) which allows generating an interface between the medical equipment and any other device to visualize the images.

The other products of redox flux are reactive oxygen species [33], which generates an interface for many biotic/abiotic stresses, such as pathogen infection, water, and temperature stresses, and physiological reactions, such as those involved in hormone and defense responses [33].

Instead it used a database of the 3D structure of 57 proteins involved in transient protein-protein interactions to generate an interface prediction program.

First, our team-based interaction meant that we worked directly with our Health IT implementation team to generate an interface where the CARAT data could be easily and efficiently entered in a manner that did not interfere with clinic flow.

We generated an Arl2 TBCC interface model by superimposing the TBCC and Arl2 structures onto the RP2 Arl3 co-crystal structure.

This time, we've generated a browsable interface to the mounds and mounds of interesting data that lay in our archives.