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An initial minimization step was performed for 6000 steps, followed by 20 ns of relaxation.
This minimization step was followed by heating phase (nPT) where the system was brought from 5 to 300 K over 100 ps, followed by 400 ps of equilibration at 300 K. Equilibration was followed by a 100 ns production run, except for the simulations of Sp20, Sp23, Sp24 and Sp25, in which production was performed for 500 ns.
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Then the complexity of each minimization step is (O |B|^2)+O k|B|)), and the number of steps required is assumed to depend only on |B|.
In this step the binary files for the energy minimization step are prepared.
In particular, the time taken per alternating minimization step is O ((n n z (P ) + N g f g + N d f d ) k 2 T ), where nnz(P) denotes the number of non-zeros in P, and T is a small constant.
The energy difference of 0.05 Kcal/mol between two successive structures during both minimization steps was used as the termination criterion.
Thus, GGA3 SAR1 protein protein interaction was modeled using the template protein complex and a subsequent energy-minimization step was pursued using GROMACS (Version 4.5.5) 57 to achieve a stable form of the modeled complex.
Minimization: protein solvation and minimization steps were performed using the Molecular Modeling ToolKit (MMTK) (15).
Both pre- and post-process minimization steps were set as 100 and 50, respectively.
For each window, 10 000 energy minimization steps were carried out using a steepest descent algorithm.
A sequence of energy minimization steps were performed as described by Alanazi et al. [ 31] on native and mutant protein structures by using InsightII/Discover (Accelrys Inc., San Diego, CA).
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