Sentence examples for molecules behave as from inspiring English sources

The azine molecules behave as both monodentate and bridging bidentate ligands.

At higher loading, H2 molecules behave as a nearly free rotor, implying lower anisotropic interactions with adsorption sites.

In this system, the HBA molecules behave as physical cross-linking points for PS chains, which lead to the improvement of film stability.

He figured out a way to make a clump of particles (in this case charged ammonia molecules) behave as a collective wave, thereby shortening the wavelength and increasing the frequency.

Mulliken charge analysis reveals that both NO2 and O3 molecules behave as charge acceptors, as evidenced by the accumulation of electronic charges on the adsorbed molecules predicted by charge density difference calculations.

Interestingly, these dual agonist proteins yielded only a single melting temperature value that was intermediate between that of their individual receptor agonist components, indicating that these chimeric molecules behave as a single domain protein during thermal denaturation.

The new molecules behaved as P2X3 antagonists, as they rapidly and reversibly inhibited (IC50 in the low micromolar range) the membrane currents induced via P2X3 receptor activation by the full agonist α,β-methyleneATP.

In order to construct a library of interchangeable parts, further search for putative molecules behaving as automata is required.

In the present review article, as the chemical and biological basis for natural computing or informatics, some plants, plant cells or plant-derived molecules behaving as natural sequential machines or automata are listed and classified as natural sequential machines (namely the Mealy machines or Moore machines) or FSA.

From electrical point of view, DNA molecule behaves as a wide-energy-gap semiconductor.

When two molecules react with each other, one molecule behaves as a nucleophile, and the other as an electrophile.