Sentence examples for makes many contacts from inspiring English sources

The fragment of U1-70K was included because it was known to make multiple protein protein interactions with the Sm ring and the U1-C protein (which also makes many contacts with the Sm ring).

In contrast, the P4 residue, Phe, makes many contacts with the enzyme, and the observation that the chromogenic peptide Ac-FQLQ pNA is cleaved but that Ac-QLQ pNA is not suggests that the S4 binding site plays a very important role in productive substrate binding.

Ms. Crispell made many contacts there who helped guide her through the next decades of her life, including Mr. Braxton, who met her there and brought her into his quartet for a decade.

Dr. von Klemperer's book explored the broader aims of the resistance movement and how its leaders — among them the aristocrat Helmuth James von Moltke and the theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, as well as diplomats and high-ranking military men — had made many contacts seeking support from the Western Allies.

At Wadham he made many contacts with Japanese students and it was with pride and pleasure that, in 1995, he played a Mozart concerto with musicians from Tokyo, putting in with customary stamina the hours of practice essential to bring off a polished public performance.

For the AgNW/TRG/PVDF composite, TRGs can make many contacts with the polymer matrix because of their large surface-to-volume ratio.

Ligand efficiency is a simple metric for assessing whether a ligand derives its potency from optimal fit with the protein target or simply by virtue of making many contacts.

The loop and adjacent α-helix encompassing residues from Asn to Tyr make many contacts with the cofactor in the holo form (10).

Although astrocytes made many contacts with neurons, most neurons had very low levels of peroxiredoxin 6 and it did not appear to be upregulated or to be colocalized with tau in AD.

RLRs are suitable to assess dsRNA structure because they surround the dsRNA using multiple protein domains to make many contacts to both strands (Kowalinski et al., 2011; Luo et al., 2011).

One of the benefits of an apprenticeship is that you will be able to make many contacts who will help you further your career.