Sentence examples for persistent lengths from inspiring English sources

The linker length a is estimated as the average end-to-end distance of a protein polymer containing N Kuhn segments (the Gly4-Ser subunits), using a worm-like chain model: where N is the number of subunits, l c = N· aK and lp = aK/2 are the contour and persistent lengths, respectively.

Sadly he saw the downfall of Bradman, who as though suddenly goaded by Verity's persistent length, slashed madly clean across the spin and sent up a hideous skier over the wicket.

Conjugate 1 effectively binds copper, silver, and manganese, leading to persistent length and thermally stable peptide fibers, which could be applied for molecular bioelectronic applications.

The chain conformation of sacran in solvent significantly differs depending on the concentration even though it has extraordinary stiffness (109 nm of persistent length).

Therefore, the phase transition from LAM to BμE is expected to occur when the bending modulus turns out to be within KBT or when the persistent length is no larger than the lamellar spacing.

For the amorphous phase, the viscoelastic constitutive behavior is modeled, assuming a polydomain liquid-crystal-like structure and micromechanical parameters such as the elastic constant of distortion and the persistent length of polymer molecules are used.

Energies have been calculated as follows:

In contrast, the persistent length of bouts in SHR suggests deficient extinction learning in SHR.

This value of persistent length was obtained from pulling 3-kb DNA in our transcription buffer (data not shown).

In Figure 5, we have also plotted the persistent length for filaments at low tethering densities while having the side-binding proteins in solution.

In these experiments, a significant change in persistent length is observable although slightly smaller than for experiments performed at high tethering protein densities.