Knowledge of the composition of the mixture, the molecular properties of the solutes and how they interact with the resins are required to rationalise the design choices.
Consideration of rotameric strain energy may help the use of rotamer libraries in protein design and rationalise the effects of mutations where side-chain conformations change.
Supporters say the measures are designed to rationalise governance and incorporate into law several changes that have already taken place in recent years.
These simulations prove useful for drug design in rationalising experimental observations and predicting solute behaviour in biomembranes.
Although superconductivity in dithiolene complexes has so far been limited to [M dmit)2]X− salts, other ligand systems have given rise to numerous conducting and metallic salts and have proven informative in rationalising the criteria for design of the molecular units.
These late stage interactions could be selectively induced using immunisation with antigen conjugated to 200 nm but not 40 nm particles, rationalising approaches to vaccine design using nanoparticles for induction of Tfh, GC formation and high affinity, class switched protective antibody.
An ecology-culture-behaviour paradigm is introduced to appropriately rationalise the relationship between urban design, ecology and sociology.
Drawn from a review of the key literature, a range of mechanisms are presented, which will help the user of organic cations to predict reduction behaviour at the negative electrode, rationalise experimental observations and to design or choose salts that exhibit a desired electrochemical characteristic.
Overall, the study was designed to help rationalise the choice of resveratrol analogues for further testing for potential usefulness as cancer chemopreventive agents.
However, the complicated, heterogeneous nature of blood and the diverse range of chemical forms and routes by which individuals may be exposed to Pu give rise to a matrix of potential experiments that are difficult to design, collate, comprehend and rationalise.
