Sentence examples for interaction that allows from inspiring English sources
The localization of the LxCxE motif within an intrinsically disordered domain provides the fast, diffusion-controlled interaction that allows viral proteins to outcompete physiological targets.
The resulting application is highly focused on providing efficient and intuitive access to geographic biodiversity data using a client server interaction that allows users to query and retrieve data on the fly.
Lacking a theory of robot environment interaction that allows the design of robot control code based on theoretical analysis, roboticists still have to resort to trial-and-error methods in mobile robotics.
When you start adding in any interaction that allows for more of those personal colors to bloom forth, obfuscation increases in difficulty.
MOOCs 3.0 are anchored in level 3 conversation: dialogue, a multilateral, self-reflective interaction that allows learners to see a situation through the eyes of others.
Focus groups provide a format of participant interaction that allows for self-disclosure beyond what can be achieved by other methods.
The increased solubility of heavily cholesteryl modified siRNA in the presence of rHSA facilitated duplex annealing and consequent interaction that allowed in vivo studies using multiple cholesteryl modifications.
This simple gesture provides that person a needed pause and feel good moment in the midst of their stressful day: seconds of positive interaction that allow enough time to feel appreciate.
Its these points of interaction that allow you to effect the colour and move the light around, giving you the sensation of touching the light and manipulating it like some kind of sun-god.
On the basis of a comparison between Cu II) and Ni II) binding, it appears that the essential features of the β2m Cu II) interaction that allow dimer formation, and eventually amyloid formation, are Ile1-Gln2 and/orAsp59r Asp59 binding.
We describe a new tailored polymeric binder combination with controlled polymer filler (carbon black) interactions that allows the preparation of new and more efficient electrode architecture.
