Sentence examples for molecules and allowing from inspiring English sources
When compressed, it creates hundreds of fissures in the rock, freeing the gas molecules and allowing them to rush into the well and to the surface.
Microparticles and cells are freely dispersed in a liquified core, responsible to maximize the diffusion of essential molecules and allowing the geometrical freedom for the autonomous three-dimensional (3D) organization of cells.
The knowledge of the Human ZNF706 protein structure is important for understanding the mechanisms of its interactions with other molecules and allowing structure-aided drug design [ 25, 26].
The novelty of the work lays on fully considering the spatial location of the molecules and allowing for the description of intricate microscale structures, which enables the modelling of microbial behaviour in more realistic and complex environments.
It is specifically designed for sixfold barrier molecules, and allows the user to select almost any symmetry-allowed torsion rotation term for inclusion in the fitting Hamiltonian.
Migration to or away from these poles, therefore, occurs at different rates for different molecules and allows their separation; the process is called electrophoresis.
In 1991, scientists discovered the family of genes responsible for the nose's roughly three hundred and fifty olfactory receptors; these, in combination, are what detect the presence of molecules and allow the brain to translate them into sensory experiences — so H2S, hydrogen sulfide, hits the receptors and our brain tells us that we are in the presence of rotten eggs.
The channel, MacKinnon discovered, has an architecture sized in a way that easily strips potassium ions but not sodium ions of their associated water molecules and allows them to slip through.
These tags specifically interact with their partner molecules and allow the fused protein to be captured by corresponding partner molecule-modified matrices.
The introduction of different donor moieties changed energy level parameters of the molecules and allowed a fine tuning of their optical and electrical properties.
MolClass will thus facilitate the identification of specific bioactive molecules and allow the prediction of moieties that underpin biological activity.
