Sentence examples for maps of molecular from inspiring English sources
BLAST-TNG is the successor to the BLAST-Pol telescope which flew from Antarctica in 2010 and 2012, and produced degree-scale maps of molecular clouds at arcminute resolution.
The internal microstructure of injection-molded dogbone specimens of talc-filled isotactic polypropylene has been investigated using a home laboratory scanning wide-angle X-ray scattering setup, yielding two-dimensional maps of molecular orientation and ordering for cross-sections parallel and perpendicular to the flow direction with unprecedented details.
www.reactome.org KEGG Pathways Large collection of manually drawn pathway maps of molecular interaction networks for various biological processes.
Reliable and comprehensive maps of molecular pathways are indispensable for guiding complex biomedical experiments.
Large-scale interactome data have provided maps of molecular networks for several organisms (4 7).
NaviCell is an environment for visualization and simplified usage of large-scale maps of molecular interactions created in CellDesigner.
Santos, R. et al. A comprehensive map of molecular drug targets.
The mapping of molecular surfaces is of particular interest to dye chemists for numerous reasons, none more so than the prediction of dye-substrate binding.
To date, the techniques available for percutaneous penetration of compounds fail to provide a quantitative 3D map of molecular concentration distribution in complex tissues as the detected microscopy images are an intricate combination of concentration distribution and laser beam attenuation upon deep penetration.
The spatial and temporal correlation among two arbitrary points in the cell provides a local map of molecular transport, and also highlights the presence of barriers to diffusion with millisecond time resolution and spatial resolution limited by diffraction.
To construct a map of molecular functions, the interrelations between the 25 most significant FGs were explored by multidimensional scaling (MDS) (Figure 3A and 3C) and hierarchical clustering using gDist (Figure 3B and D).
