Sentence examples for measure of binding from inspiring English sources
Using activity types that act as a measure of binding affinity, such as I C50 or K i, and applying activity value cut-offs, it is possible to identify molecules which have higher binding affinity to certain targets compared to others.
It is common practice to use the smallest p-value over a promoter as a measure of binding to the whole promoter, which we also use here.
This allowed us to determine the free energy of particle-channel interaction, i.e. a measure of binding strength, from key parameters of the Michaelis-Menten kinetics, Eq. (12, as well as to determine the occupation probabilities, Eq. (14).
The Gold Fitness Score, measure of binding affinity was found to be low for CTN at both of the sites when compared to respective markers used in this study; however specificity was higher for site I as evident from the presence of hydrogen bond and hydrophobic interactions.
The measure of binding overhang is expressed using weighted average tariff data.
Comparing the relative titers of inhibitory activity provides an approximate measure of binding proximity.
However, it is not clear how closely measures of binding of soluble peptides to MHC class I molecules by in vitro affinity assays reflect peptide-MHC binding in DC.
We have shown that relative measures of binding can be made in the absence of a reference region or blood sampling, providing a readily applicable HDAC imaging tool for rodents.
The simplified reference tissue model [23], with cerebellum as reference tissue, was used to calculate non-displaceable binding potential (BPND) as outcome measure of specific binding in the analysed brain regions [24].
The simplified reference tissue model (SRTM) [44], with cerebellum as reference tissue, was used to calculate non-displaceable binding potential (BPND) as an outcome measure of specific binding.
Both approaches were used in this study to obtain an approximate measure of ligand binding sensitivity and the relative limits of plasminogen binding capacity.
