Sentence examples for intermolecular interference from inspiring English sources

The diffraction range covered by the detector here presents an interference function corresponding to the lateral intermolecular interference function, the molecular transform of the helix containing both lateral and axial components of the helix and a diffuse scatter corresponding to uncorrelated molecular structures.

Sequence analysis of individual dsRNA components may be necessary to minimize intermolecular interference among them when designing multiple-targeted dsRNA for optimal silencing effect.

This ZAC method provides the optical theta condition distinguishing the intermolecular scattering functions S2 q), and thereby the scattering functions of a single chain S1 q) free from the intermolecular interferences were obtained.

Results on mathematical analysis and computer simulation demonstrated that interference unrelated to the intermolecular interaction can be completely removed.

In WAXD patterns the equatorial reflection due to the intermolecular lateral packing arises from the interference function due to the lateral distance between nearest neighbour collagen molecules.

And the thermal motion and interference and obstruction of intermolecular interaction force play a role similar to internal friction and convert the electric field energy absorbed into thermal energy enabling the temperature of dielectric medium to rise accordingly.

Thus, it is reasonable to expect that rpl36-c could functionally replace rpl36-p without any major steric interference or loss of intermolecular contacts.

As this increase is reflected in the intermolecular rate constant, this is most likely the consequence of interference with an intermolecular interaction.

Consistent with well-established vancomycin mechanisms of action, molecular dynamics simulations in conjunction with MIC data suggest that interference with hydrogen bonds in the vancomycin binding pocket as well as interference with higher-order intermolecular complexes such as antibiotic dimers must be considered in the rational design of new polymerizable monomers.

"Who runs interference?

We need less interference".