Sentence examples for more ordered state from inspiring English sources

The later may promote protein refolding to a more ordered state stabilized by the hydrogen bonding between the chains and accompanied by an exclusion of water (Nagarkar 2010).

Lipid bilayer membranes are not uniform and clusters of lipids in a more ordered state exist within the generally disorder lipid milieu of the membrane.

Transition to a more ordered state, as the magnetic storm peak approaches, results in a higher-scaling exponent, indicating a higher organization, or lower entropy, of the Earth's magnetosphere system around magnetic storms.

The steep increase in conductivity from the order of 10−3 to 10−2 S cm−1 and decrease in activation energy from 0.35 to 0.22 eV at the temperature range above 350 °C, appears like a super ionic type transition in the material, where state of hydrogen changes from more ordered state to disordered state, as observed in different proton-conducting materials [15].

Binding of divalent metal cations to SsTroA, induces a substantial conformational reorganization to a more ordered state.

In some cases, binding of a target molecule or ligand drives disordered folding to a more ordered state [52].

Thus, such loss of body temperature can permit transition of LDL core lipids towards a more rigid, ordered state.

Nonelectrostatic interactions, such as noncanonical interactions within the junctions and between junctions and helix stems, might further limit the conformational diversity of the unfolded state, resulting in a more ordered unfolded state than the one predicted from the electrostatic effect.

The physical world is filled with countless examples of spontaneous order emanating from a less ordered state, such as gases (e.g., water vapor in clouds) condensing into a more ordered liquid state (rain) and liquids freezing into an even more highly ordered solid crystalline state (e.g., ice crystals).

Regarding each possible configuration of the particles as equally likely, the chaotic state (the state of maximum entropy) is so enormously more likely than ordered states that an isolated system will evolve to it, as stated in the second law of thermodynamics.

This indicates the formation of a new dynamical phase considerably more ordered than the background state.