Sentence examples for interaction imposed from inspiring English sources

Since this peptide is located at the loop between H11 and H12, such unfavourable conformation is adapted due to intermolecular interaction imposed on H12 by crystal packing (described below).

The interaction between two chain elements (amino acids) consists of two parts: a short-ranged direct interaction, such as an electrostatic, hydrophobic or hydrogen bonding interaction between two side chains, and a longer range indirect interaction imposed by the covalent linkage between the two amino acid residues.

Currently, the induction model does not consider any molecular interaction imposed by the physicochemical nature of biological molecules.

Thank you for submitting your work entitled "A Deleterious Gene-by-Environment Interaction Imposed by Calcium Channel Blockers in Marfan Syndrome" for peer review at eLife.

The blade tower interaction imposes great impact on the power output performance.

Since the unrelaxed inter-wall spacings for both ZG and CH MWCNTs are higher than the equilibrium inter-wall spacing (0.34 nm) set by the vdW interactions, the excessive inter-wall vdW interaction imposes a compressive stress on the walls.

Research has shown, however, that this interaction imposes less than desirable long-term prospects for current resin-based dental restorations.

To test whether this interaction imposes curvature on the cytoplasmic array, we similarly imaged cells lacking PpfA.

This dialectic interaction imposes on the patient community and on the foundations a corresponding ethical responsibility to ensure that care is delivered prosocially i.e. in such a way as to incorporate the values of transparency, collaboration, equity, and patient empowerment which are a feature of the proposed grant system.

Simulation results verify the ability of the controller to effectively remove the regulatory interactions imposed by translational resource limitations.

The ESR spectra of spin labelled PM component were used to characterise the heterogeneity of segmental motion and transitions due to the additional polymer interactions imposed by complementary functional groups.