These effects are particularly pronounced in liquids where Van der Waals forces are more effectively screened and molecule-substrate interaction is thus weaker [12].
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Valine more effectively screened an underlying β-sheet MC MC H-bond from solvent than alanine in a Pin WW domain, increasing the strength of the H-bond by up to 1.2 kcal mol−1.
If we can more effectively screen these men, clinicians can potentially offer more tailored screening, staging and treatment pathways.
Most nurses reported that their professional role, until recently, had not included mental health and while they valued the recognition of its role in wider health, they required a better understanding of mental health to more effectively introduce screening to patients.
To identify drug candidates that can eliminate B. burgdorferi persisters more effectively, we screened an Food and Drug Administration (FDA -approved drug library consisting oFDA -approvedndruggainst stationary-phase B. burgdorferi by using a newlibraryloped high throughput SYBR Green I/propidium iodide (PI) assay.
Because several geriatric syndromes were associated with substantively worse HRQL in older patients with diabetes, more research is needed on how to effectively screen and manage these conditions, especially depression and falls.
Driven primarily by a desire to more effectively monitor and screen for chronic kidney disease (CKD), formulae using simple demographic variables have been developed to estimate the glomerular filtration rate (eGFR).
Whether it is possible, however, to effectively screen people and make sites more truthful is unclear.
Small clouds of quarks effectively screen one another from the gluon force of more distant quarks, cutting the elastic connections.
