Sentence examples for interactions suggested that from inspiring English sources
This weak packing interactions suggested that BTC chromophores can be well isolated in electro-optic materials for chromophores' high efficient alignment.
Modeling of Hsp90 ligand interactions suggested that the hydroxamate was not able to displace the buried water molecules, while bulkier substituents able to do so proved inactive.
Dr Newman's analysis of the animals' interactions suggested that what looked, superficially, like a single group was actually more akin to two groups held together by two "mutual friends".
1 Our earlier meta-analysis of the effects of abiotic stress on the outcome of plant-plant interactions, suggested that the magnitude of the net effect provided by neighbours, whether positive or negative, was not higher under high abiotic stress conditions.
Interestingly, experiments in which a Nur77-GFP reporter indicated the affinity of TCR-peptide/MHC interactions suggested that the development of CD4SP CD25+Foxprecursorssors involves higher affinity interactions with stromal cells than differentiation of CD25−Foxp3+ precursors (Marshall et al., 2014).
QTL×environment interactions suggested that seasonal changes affect flowering time differentially via alleles known to control flowering time.
The interaction of charybdotoxin with membranes is heavily influenced by electrostatic interactions, suggesting that the toxin interacts relatively superficially, similar to what we observed with PcTx1.
This model is in part supported by recent 3C analyses of intra-chromosomal interactions suggesting that several insulator sites can interact (A. Bushey, K. Van Bortle and V. Corces unpublished data).
The docking images also indicated that Mar interacted with β1 and β5 subunits through hydrogen and hydrophobic interactions, suggesting that the inhibitory effect of Mar could be reversible.
These physical interactions suggest that ECM mechanical properties may influence sprouting ECs and, therefore, angiogenic responses.
The geometry of these stacking interactions suggests that electrostatics play a role in the attraction between these aromatic systems.
