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The contribution plot of steric and electrostatic field interactions generated by 3D-QSAR shows interesting results in terms of internal and external predictability.

ATLAS is one of the two large multi-purpose experiments that should study 14 TeV proton proton interactions generated by LHC from 2007 onwards.

Combinatorial molecular interactions generated by pathway crosstalk and feedback loops often bypass the block caused by targeted therapies against oncogenic mutated kinases.

First, the key to complexity is not more genes, but more combinations and interactions generated by fewer units of code -- and many of these interactions (as emergent properties, to use the technical jargon) must be explained at the level of their appearance, for they cannot be predicted from the separate underlying parts alone.

To achieve this goal, the new home-forwarding hardware mechanism is proposed and used by our runtime in order to reduce the amount of cache-to-cache interactions generated by the cache coherence protocol.

Our results suggest that the effects and interactions generated by soil fauna need to be explicitly considered in analyses of how plants forage for nutrients in a patchy environment.

In this study, the friction pair interaction generated by a drilling process provides ultrasound information related to parameters for the geotechnical material being drilled, where the drill bit has non-degrading ultrasonic characteristics and no essential requirement for material removal.

In describing the benefits of research centres, former director of the United States' National Science Foundation, Erich Bloch pointed to the "power of interaction" generated by centre activities such as seminars and journal clubs (p. 374) [ 31].

These interactions generated additive by additive (aa), additive by dominance (ad), dominance by additive (da), and dominance by dominance (dd) genotypic epistatic components.

These interactions were generated by 4.7 million users, and the states with the most interactions were, in order, Washington D.C., Arkansas, West Virginia, Kentucky and Illinois.

These interactions were generated by biochemical fractionation combined with quantitative tandem affinity mass spectrometry and were further stringently filtered by an integrative computational approach, taking into account additional supporting evidence.