Sentence examples for molecules and so from inspiring English sources

But if the density of molecules is low, they do not bump into other molecules and so cannot dissipate this extra energy.

Moreover, PDMS-based microfluidic devices are known to absorb small hydrophilic molecules and so impede reliable drug transfer studies37,38,39.

Lectins play important roles in many biological processes, including protein trafficking, cell signaling, pathogen recognition, as effector molecules, and so on, because of their capacity to bind carbohydrates.

A random collection of molecules in a bag may occasionally contain catalysts that cause synthesis of other molecules that act as catalysts to synthesize other molecules, and so on.

These include the atomic co-ordinates mainly for heteroatom groups, such as cofactors, coenzymes, prosthetic groups, metal ions, sugars, drugs, peptides, heavy-atom derivatives, non-standard amino acid residues/nucleotides, water molecules and so on.

Both Hsp27 and sCLU are ATP-independent molecular chaperones making them less amenable to inhibition by small molecules, and so strategies to inhibit Hsp27 and sCLU at the gene-expression level are appealing.

Caffeine actively stops this effect for it is a similar shaped 'key' to the adenosine molecule and so can take its place on the receptor (the 'lock'lock

What I liked about this, other than the intense hydration, was the accurate depiction of the water molecule: H20 is indeed a v-shaped molecule, and so are the H-O-H circled squares in Mr. Chen's grid.

This method is based on the concept that the average local composition around each species is determined by the thermodynamics of the system, and also determines the screening of the NMR active groups within that molecule, and so their NMR chemical shifts.

The computer could not come into being before the invention of tiny, multiple transistors; Charles Babbage tried over 100 years too soon and failed for that reason; the evolution of cellular life required the prior existence of a chemical self-replicating molecule, and so on.

An InChI provides only the connectivity information of a molecule and so many different MOL files can be constructed from a single InChI, with different orientations or conformations of the molecule.