Sentence examples for mutual disposition from inspiring English sources

Compound 2h proved to be the most active compound and the fragment –CO−NH−N=CH−2-hydroxyphenyl was identified as being very important for biological activity, suggesting intramolecular hydrogen bond formation or favourable mutual disposition between two important centres in the pharmacophore.

We show that the mutual disposition of the PDZ domains clearly differs from that seen in the crystal structure, and we provide evidence that N- and C-terminal fragments of syntenin, hitherto presumed to lack ordered structure, contain folded structural elements in the full-length protein in contact with the PDZ tandem.

The mutual disposition of the graphs of x and y satisfying, respectively, problems (4.1), (4.2) and (4.3), (4.4) is as shown on Figure 1. Figure 1 Solutions of auxiliary problems on half-intervals.

The canonical αβαβαββα topology is well conserved, although there are differences in the mutual disposition and lengths of the individual helices and loops.

Replacements considerably different in amino acid properties in the external protein regions can cause the appearance, the disappearance of binding sites in cyclins, or alter them through changes both in surface regions themselves and in the corresponding mutual disposition of internal α-helices and the angles between them (see Figure 3).

Using a general method based on the index theory of a singular point, the complete stability portrait of all competitive interactions is obtained which can occur under all possible mutual dispositions of the specific growth rate curves and chemostat dilution rate.

A United Nations envoy returned from a trip to Greece, Turkey and Cyprus and told the Security Council that there was neither a level of mutual confidence nor a disposition to compromise in the region to justify mounting a new attempt to reunite Cyprus, divided since 1974 between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.

They were always in total agreement and Obby attributes so much to Ron's mild disposition and their complete mutual respect for each other.

Blok et al. (2015) studied several Dutch food companies and their non-commercial stakeholders, in order to find out to what extent companies with a disposition to innovate more responsibly are moving towards the idea of mutual responsiveness.

The disposition of the 15 works reviewed in ensuing discussions was based on mutual agreement between Princeton and the Italian ministry.

And since institutional investors pension, retirement and mutual funds–now control more than half of the $35 trillion U.S. stock market, their nervous disposition is reverberating throughout the market.