Sentence examples for interactions contributed to from inspiring English sources

The starch + PBAT/TA and Gly/TA interactions contributed to a reduction in the water vapour permeability of the films.

Although hydrophobic interactions contributed to some extent to bind the redox species to the polymer, the reduced positive charge of the redox species weakened the binding.

Hydrophobic interactions were found to govern the adsorption of the first peptide molecule, and both hydrophobic and electrostatic interactions contributed to the adsorption of the second peptide molecule.

These results suggested that two types of interactions contributed to the physical gelation in EP/POSS melts were present: the strong particle-to-particle interactions between the POSS crystals and the weak particle-to-matrix interactions between the POSS crystals and the EP matrix.

Molecular docking studies revealed that zinc ion coordination, hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interactions contributed to the high calculated binding affinities of these compounds toward HDAC2 and that His145, His146, Gly154, Glu103, His183, Asp104, Tyr308 and Phe155 contributed favorably to the binding.

Physico-chemical analyses, instrumental characterizations and theoretical calculations demonstrated that electrostatic attraction and π-electron-containing interactions contributed to adsorption: charged ends of contaminants were fixed to oppositely charged part of branches; whereas other fragments of pharmaceutical molecules bound with π-electrons of phenyls on branches.

Gene environment interactions contribute to complex disease development.

These interactions contribute to the stability and rigidity of the C-terminal helix.

In myogenesis, cell-ECM interactions contribute to the formation of myotubes in the direction and organization of muscles to be.

The magnitude of the UK Biobank cohort has allowed the identification of hitherto unknown epistatic interactions contributing to red hair.

Disruption of these regulatory interactions contributes to the etiology of human diseases.