Sentence examples for most weakly bound from inspiring English sources

Simply put, the vibrational temperature T of a cluster ion correlates with the dissociation (or evaporation) energy D of its most weakly bound constituent.

Other structurally related molecules, such as acetamide, propionamide and the most weakly bound Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate (from our FAC-MS experiments) did not affect the TR/DOS complex.

It may be noted here that the preparation of grids for EM requires extensive washing of the grids with both buffer and water, which prevents nonspecific labeling of the Aβ fibrils with the gold nanoparticles and most likely washes away weakly bound apoE molecules from the apoE Aβ complexes.

It is suggested that they involve different extents of adsorbed entities, among which weakly bound and strongly bound hydrogen atoms play the most important role.

The focus of the present work is on systems which have continuum states, weakly bound states, or strong spin orbit coupling, since these are the most difficult to solve on the lattice.

FRAP analysis of GFP-tagged subtypes in cell-based assays showed that H1.4 and H1.5 are most tightly bound to chromatin, whereas H1.0 and H1.3 have intermediate binding and H1.1 and H1.2 are weakly bound.

The researchers used "ropes" of single-walled nanotubes -- 10 to 100 of the tubes, each about a billionth of a meter in diameter, weakly bound together.

Our results showed that most selective compounds against caspsase-3 bind into the substrate binding cleft acting as competitive inhibitors whereas in caspase-7 they bind close to an allosteric site at the dimer interface but since they are weakly bound their presence would not be affecting enzyme dynamics or function.

The funnel can be operated under mild conditions that preserve weakly bound noncovalent complexes.

It serves as a mechanistic example of how a weakly bound adhesion molecule works in signaling.

Weakly bound CuOx clusters and CuO nanoparticles are spectator species in the reaction.