Sentence examples for interacts either from inspiring English sources

This distinction is analogous to the distinction between "party hubs" and "date hubs" in protein-protein interaction networks, in which a hub protein interacts either simultaneously or in a serial fashion with a series of partner proteins [ 16].

The high energy surface interacts either with the anhydride or the amide groups by dipole dipole interactions.

In that position, Rio2 interacts either directly or indirectly with all ribosome assembly factors.

Furthermore, it has not yet been determined if MexA interacts either with OprM or MexB or with both proteins.

The user interacts either directly with the human module, or via the ui or gui modules, both of which are clients to the human module.

Interestingly, studies show that NLK interacts either directly or indirectly with a number of neurodegenerative disease-related proteins (Lim et al., 2006; Ju et al., 2013), suggesting that it may play an important role in the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative proteinopathies.

It is worth noting however, that this technique does not tell us about the nature of the interaction, these molecules may interact either by hydrogen bonding or purely through hydrostatic bonding.

Two hundred and eighty-two participants formed 94 groups of size three and completed an estimation task by interacting either face-to-face or via a video-conferencing system.

The emergence of social conventions in multi-agent systems has been analyzed mainly in settings where every agent may interact either with every other agent or with nearest neighbours, according to some regular underlying topology.

The idea that human beings at one time existed as isolated individuals, who interacted either through anarchic violence (Hobbes) or in pacific ignorance of one another (Rousseau), is not correct".

Commercial detergents are complex mixtures of different compounds which can interact either antagonistically, additively or synergistically, thus modifying their toxicity to the aquatic environment (Warne and Schifko 1999).