Sentence examples for modifying the intermolecular from inspiring English sources

The structural differences between the two complexes and the size difference of the αReps critically influences their crystallization behaviour; bGFP-A contains three more internal repeats, producing an extended surface surrounding the EGFP molecule and therefore modifying the intermolecular contacts opportunities during crystal growth [ 47].

We modify the adaptive intermolecular reactive empirical bond order (AIREBO) potential to account for the excess-charge-induced change in equilibrium bond length of the carbon atoms.

He was modifying the sample.

The adverb is modifying the verb.

The advanced task involves modifying the registry.

It is based on a change of the strength of intermolecular interaction forces that modifies the mean free path of the nanoparticles [48].

The interatomic and intermolecular co-operative effects which modify the free-atom coherent scattering process are well known for highly ordered structures such as crystalline materials but are important for amorphous solids and liquids where short-range ordering occurs.

The strategy applied modifies the peptide backbone resulting in changes in intra- and/or intermolecular interactions postulated to contribute to melanocortin receptor preferred "bioactive" conformation(s) while providing increased protease stability.

From this, we monitored a proportional decrease in PCR efficiency as the amplicon was progressively increased in length: CDDP modifies the single DNA molecules and is not able to generate intermolecular crosslinking (different DNA molecules covalently bound); thus, PCR inhibition is expected to be proportional to the increase in amplicon length.

For liquids, however, their stronger intermolecular forces, primarily because of the higher packing density, make it necessary to modify the kinetic theory.

Following the approach in program RNAcofold of Bernhart et al. (2006), we can modify the WL program of Figure 3 to compute the density of states for all hybridizations of two RNA sequences, where both intermolecular and intramolecular base-pairing is allowed, provided that there are no pseudoknots.