Sentence examples for intermolecular component from inspiring English sources
Fitting to a sum of two Gaussian distributions did not reveal the second (intermolecular) component of FRET between Vα1CC and Rβ1b (Table 1).
New data are reported using a richer basis set for both zeolite and H2, which ensures a better description of the intermolecular interaction components.
However in the case of Rβ3 two intermolecular FRET components were clearly observed, one corresponding to the distance rV∼R = 100±2 Å (in 15 of 19 cells) and the other corresponding to rC∼R = 85±1 Å (in 10 of 14 cells).
The excess parameters are a measure of deviation from ideal behavior and are found to be highly sensitive to intermolecular interactions between component molecules of the mixture.
In a second set of experiments, we determined if the number of intermolecular interactions between components influences the phase-separation process.
Ultrasonic investigation of liquid mixture containing polar and nonpolar components is of considerable importance in understanding intermolecular interaction between the component molecules as that finds application in several industrial and technological processes[1].
Hydrogen bonds are major forces of recognition in biochemistry and molecular pharmacology; they are an essential component of intermolecular interactions and determine to a significant extent the 3D-structure of bio-macromolecules.
Owing to the hydrogen bonds and possible covalent bonds between GO and polymer chains, relatively lower content (<0.30 wt%) of GO could be dispersed well in the polymer matrix and enhanced the intermolecular interactions between the components effectively.
Our results also confirms that the miscibility of SF and cellulose was induced by the intermolecular interactions between the components in the same blend system but with different fabricating methods in the literature.
These studies suggest that phosphorylation status of SMC1 can determine its intermolecular interaction with cellular components.
In this way PML bodies are thought to form by SUMO-mediated intra- and intermolecular interactions among their components (Shen et al., 2006).
