Sentence examples for multiple site model from inspiring English sources

As a first step in an investigation of the energetics of the triplex-hairpin transition, we applied the Bashford-Karplus multiple site model of protonation to calculate the titration curves for the two conformations.

Thus, the multiple site model is not applicable to spontaneous calcite precipitation.

The multiple site model was again proposed by Pingitore and Eastman (1986) as a possible cause of rate effect on Sr partitioning.

Pingitore and Eastman (1986) used a multiple site model to interpret the effects of aqueous Sr concentration and ionic strength and on their k Sr values (given as D Sr in the following text).

Pingitore and Eastman (1986) proposed a multiple site model and argued that the depression of Sr partitioning in the presence of NaCl might be due to competition between Na+ and Sr2+ for non-lattice sites.

Using the multiple site model, Pingitore and Eastman (1986) interpreted that the decrease in D Sr values with increasing ionic strength was owing to competition between Sr2+ and Na+ ions for non-lattice sites.

A recent binding study using homogenates from AD confirmed human tissues and their control counterparts also indicates the presence of multiple binding site models for the amyloid tracers23, wherein [18F]-AV-45 [18F]-AV-45 [18F]-AV-45 shown to bind to two different binding sites, andigh-affinity site (visualized by PET) and a low affinity site.

Numerical examples based on the multiple site Mori–Tanaka model are used to quantify the prediction capabilities of the proposed micromechanics scheme.

A fourth and recent approach for estimating air pollutant exposures, called "land use regression" (LUR) models, fit concentrations measured at multiple sites using statistical models and land characteristics, traffic and other data as independent variables, which then are used to predict pollutant concentrations at other sites [ 13].

The binding site model consists of molecular fragments that can account for multiple positions of protein residues.

The multiple active site mechanistic model proposed earlier (Liu, Chem. Eng. Sci. 58 (2003) 2229) has been revisited and a simplistic "single active site" model has been developed.