Sentence examples for more rigid at from inspiring English sources
The side judged more rigid at the initial assessment was studied.
Fluorescence polarization studies of small unilamellar vesicles revealed that hopanoid 2-methylation specifically renders native bacterial membranes more rigid at concentrations that are relevant in vivo.
The "corresponding state hypothesis" predicts that a protein that functions normally at elevated temperature will become more rigid at reduced temperatures, reflecting the presence of interactions that allow for protein stability at the elevated, physiologically relevant temperature.
Success rate 1 year after surgery was comparable with identical data in the TE group and five successes and three failures in the mdS group (p = 0.13) Using the more rigid classification at the last visit with IOP ≤15 mmHg as limit, 12 (75%) TE patients achieved a success compared to 33838%) in the mdS group.
In contrast, Epari et al. recently hypothesized that a more flexible fixation during early stages of fracture healing might result in greater callus formation and that a more rigid fixation at a later stage might promote mineralization of callus, resulting in comparable or maybe faster healing time.
"Then he became more rigid over wine at the table - whereas before he would respect that, even if he didn't drink.
Also, an increase in field strength results in a more rigid cesium layer at a closer distance to the electrode surface (peak maxima range from 3.4 to 2.8 Å).
The slowdown of the picosecond components reflects more rigid water networks at the binding interface and in the active site.
Hydrogen deuterium exchange experiments suggested that BsDHFR is more rigid than MpDHFR at room temperature, especially in the protein core and loop subdomain.
Second, the two dynamics in picoseconds significantly slow down, especially the long component by a factor of 2, indicating more rigid water networks at the enzyme DNA interface.
Upon phosphorylation, the structure of the SH3 domain becomes more rigid, in particular at the level of the RT and distal loops that are locked in a defined conformation.
