Sentence examples for molecules to come from inspiring English sources

The collision theory is based on the assumption that for a reaction to occur it is necessary for the reacting species (atoms or molecules) to come together or collide with one another.

An initial slow water uptake is followed by an acceleration process, in which water molecules inside the gel help the next water molecules to come in.

He and others assumed that for living beings to be created out of inanimate matter required molecules to come together in wildly improbable sequences.

The cell wall of the Gram-positive is made up of networks with plenty of pores which allow foreign molecules to come into the cell without difficulty and allow more rapid absorption of ions into the cells.

The thinking is that the presence of a potent solvent facilitates the emergence of life by allowing molecules to come into contact with one another, thus creating the long chains that form the building blocks for life.

Chemical reactions require molecules to come near each other spatially.

Likely, C3b molecules need to come close to each other to allow C5 binding.

The two molecules have to come to a correct geometry, with the C4 H bond of NADH pointed toward the C=O moiety of pyruvate in the correct geometry and also in very close approach.

The organic molecules of life tend to come in only one-handedness, or chirality.

The large subunit has largely been neglected in all the previous studies as the catalytic activity of the GGT molecule has been thought to come solely from the small subunit.

But by 2007, Kobilka and his colleagues had come up with enough tricks for stabilizing the molecule that they were able to come up with the first crystal structure of the inactive GPCR.