Sentence examples for interaction constitutes from inspiring English sources

However, one should be cognisant that not all social interaction constitutes social capital.

Infill-frame interaction constitutes a still open question both in research and in practicing engineering.

As the two rubidium atoms neither share an orbital nor polarize each other, the interaction constitutes a whole new type of chemical binding.

Developing novel small molecules that disrupt the LEDGF/p75 IN interaction constitutes a promising new therapeutic strategy for the treatment of HIV.

As such, the soil-structure interaction constitutes the focus of the research presented herein, in particular, the development of axial stresses in the piles supporting the abutment as a result of thermal expansions and contractions of the bridge superstructure.

Taken together, these findings suggest that inhibition of the IKK-IκBα interaction constitutes a key mechanism by which HCA suppresses canonical NF-κB activation in response to stimuli such as endotoxin or high stretch.

Relations of type 'activation', 'inhibition' or 'missing interaction' constitute examples for such generic translations.

Genes showing significant responses to genotype and/or infection × genotype interaction constituted 97.7% to 99.4% of the detectable transcriptome (27,710 or 28,172 genes with TST-adjusted p ≤ 0.01 or 0.05 respectively).

Genes showing significant responses to infection and/or infection × genotype interaction constituted 98.2% to 99.4% of the detectable transcriptome (27,831 or 28,187 genes with TST-adjusted p ≤ 0.01 or 0.05 respectively).

The inhibitory influence of 2-aminopurine on the activity of the main mitosis promote, MPF, being incompatible with the PCC induction interaction, constituted a source of various hypotheses concerning the mechanisms of inducing suicidal cell divisions (Ghosh et al. 1998; Sen and Ghosh 1998).

Modulating protein protein interactions constitutes a promising strategy both for the investigation of biological mechanisms and for developing new therapeutic approaches.