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Purity and intrinsic rigidity are basic requirements for protein crystallization.

These are mainly based on enhancing the intrinsic rigidity of the complexes and of their environment.

Chemical modification might strengthen the intrinsic rigidity of the molecule to enhance pH and temperature stability and organic solvent tolerance [8, 12].

The intrinsic rigidity of proteins is shown to be insufficient to constrain the activated complexes of enzymes, irrespective of the mechanism.

The force of each muscle group is modeled as a linear combination of active (i.e., produced by a motor command u) and passive (i.e., produced by intrinsic rigidity of the muscles and connective tissue) components [23],[24] associated with intrinsic rigidity of the muscles and connective tissue.

This suggests that the final structure of the toroids is highly dependent on the intrinsic rigidity of chain rather than on the electrostatic contributions.

As mentioned above, carboxylated polyanions [22, 25] were synthesized from the deprotection of the precursor copolymers, and fully characterized with respect to molar mass, composition, and intrinsic polymer rigidity.

As the graphene corrugates to follow the substrate surface, the graphene substrate interaction energy decreases due to the nature of van der Waals interaction; on the other hand, the strain energy in the system increases due to the intrinsic bending rigidity of graphene.

Sharp ribbon-like membranes delimited DIMs (Fig. 3c) that mostly consisted of open structures (Fig. 3c), suggesting intrinsic membrane rigidity.

These ranges of forces depend on both the intrinsic physical properties (rigidity) of the limb and the influence of muscle reflexes on the limb mechanics.

Experimental and molecular dynamics simulation results suggest that polyimides with higher intrinsic free volume and rigidity are ideal for diamine treatment, yielding greater increment in H2/CO2 selectivity.