Sentence examples for interacting at the interface from inspiring English sources
The bond between asphalt aggregate constituents fails in the presence of water interacting at the interface, resulting in the stripping of binder from the aggregate surface and cohesive failure within the asphalt binder.
A study using plasticizers for both PA11 and the PLA shows that this discrepancy between the static interfacial tension and the observed morphology after dynamic mixing can be attributed directly to the limited chain mobility of the stiff PLA molecule, particularly under quiescent conditions, which inhibits the available functional groups from interacting at the interface.
As observed in the homology models, an electrostatic network between the tyrosines residues interacting at the interface of the V region and the CH1 domain of murine mAb 18B7 could be more unfavorable for the net electrostatic forces of binding.
The second class includes the vinca alkaloids which inhibit tubulin assembly by interacting at the interface between α,β-dimers resulting in microtubule depolymerization.
In this theory, it is unclear how Pt and PZT physically interact at the interface.
Interestingly, BAX-BH3, if assumed α-helical, would be strongly amphipathic (Table 1) and thus would be expected to interact at the interface of lipid membranes.
Interacting regions at the interface are indicated in thick coil in magenta (clamp: residues 24 24 and residues 275 278) and red (PolIIIα-OB domain: residues 1035 1043 and residues 1003 1013).
The drug stabilizes covalent topoisomerase II-cleaved DNA complexes (i.e., cleavage complexes) by interacting at the enzyme DNA interface in a noncovalent manner.
Our calculation shows that excess electrons and protons don't interact chemically at the interface, suggesting that the coupling between them is mainly electrostatic in nature.
Because the matrix of tight gas sandstones in Xujiahe Formation is characterized by poor pore structure, small pores, narrow pore throats, and low permeability, the resistance to fluid flow is great, and the interacting forces at the interfaces of solids and liquids are strong.
Additional evidence for the correctness of the fits followed from electrostatic potential maps and analysis of interacting residues at the interfaces of domain 1.
