Sentence examples for interplay of interaction from inspiring English sources

A long residence time of ca. 19 μs was observed at Y=0.09 as a result of an interplay of interaction of the micelle charge with the polymer charge and hydrophobic interaction of the micelle with mainly cholesterol sites.

The skills needed must stretch to 'sense' the complex interplay of interactions both on the surface and beneath.

The paradigm of spatially coherent communities may no longer be plausible, and it is unclear what structures emerge from the interplay of interactions and activities across spatial scales [12], [13], [17], [18].

At the systems level, complex interplay of interactions can be represented in the form of interaction maps [ 1].

The results confirm that the interplay of interactions within each layer and repeated heteromeric interactions between pUL31 and pUL34 define the curvature of the NEC coat.

Such an association indicates a complex interplay of interactions between steady-state mRNA levels and the penetrance of the root length phenotype.

This report details at the atomic and functional level the exquisite interplay of interactions between the bHLH proteins SCL and E47 and the LIM protein LMO2, thereby delivering mechanistic insights into hematopoietic specification and leukemogenic transformation.

Instead, our results suggest that a detailed interplay of packing interactions and interactions with water determine whether a partially denatured protein will become more native-like under refolding conditions.

The latter generates the important interplay of specific interaction and unspecific repulsion which both contribute to the complex process of cell adhesion and interaction.

Note that these electromechanical responses originate in a very complex interplay of different interaction mechanisms between the AFM tip and surface: long-range electric double layer forces and bacterial electromobility and flexoelectric properties, with the control over cantilever dynamics governed by the boundary conditions at the tip-surface junction.

However, we increasingly recognize that biological processes are typically driven by the interplay of complex interaction networks of various molecules (mostly proteins).