Sentence examples for molecules of such from inspiring English sources

The molecules of such substances contain long hydrocarbon chains, which make them insoluble in water, but they also carry ionic groups that attract ions of opposite charge.

Though collisions are indeed expected for molecules of such complexity as cited above, these reports prompted usa to investigate, in more detail, how InChIKey's collision resistance fits the theoretical probabilistic estimate.

We considered that this was unlikely because if the contaminating molecules of such misfolded amyloid intermediates were substantially present in the sample, then we would expect the A11-reactive proteins, especially non-chaperone proteins like toxins, not to suppress β aggregation (Figure 4D, E).

A few molecules of such toxins in the cytosol are sufficient to kill a cell, and this high lethality has made these molecules candidate anticancer therapeutics.

Because the electrons in the molecules of the compounds with higher polarizability can relatively move easily, both excited singlet and triplet states of the molecules of such compounds may be unstable (i.e., they may easily undergo processes such as internal conversion and fluorescence) resulting in smaller quantum yield (Chen et al., 1998a).

It's known that there are two types of polymerases: distributive (they can make phosphodiesther bond between two nucleotides but can't move along a template; many molecules of such a polymerase are needed to copy a template) and processive (they bind with a template, move on it and copy it; one molecule of the polymerase is enough to copy the template).

The multidentate nature of these ligands and their extraordinarily high concentration relative to thiols may make these oxygen-containing molecules capable of such competition.

By use of these filters, key molecules of sepsis such as endo- and exotoxins, lipopolysaccharides and cytokines are meant to be eliminated.

Thus, methods to characterise protein protein interactions are of significant interest for cell biology as well as the development of small molecule modulators of such interfaces.

These start with the transition from replicating molecules to compartmentalized populations of such molecules, and end with the transition from primate societies to human societies.

There is one caveat: if a virulence factor mimics a critical host molecule, therapeutic targeting of such a molecule risks harming the host.