Sentence examples for reducing interaction from inspiring English sources
Architectural proteins insulate compartmental domains by reducing interaction frequencies between neighboring regions in Drosophila, but CTCF loops do not play a distinct role in this organism.
Indeed, phosphorylation of Rnd proteins and Rap1A in the cluster of basic amino acids near their C termini is likely to promote membrane extraction by reducing interaction with acidic phospholipids in the membrane.
It was found that suberoylanilide hydroxamic acid induced acetylation of the HER2 chaperone protein heat shock protein 90 (hsp90), reducing interaction between the proteins and promoting ubiquitination and degradation of HER2.
Release of HMGB1 into the extracellular space is mediated by two mechanisms: 1. Acetylation of many of the lysine residues of HMGB1 that lie in proximity to its two nuclear-localization signals, thus reducing interaction with the nuclear importer protein complex and preventing nuclear re-entry while promoting secretion of HMGB1.
If WhatsApp can combines visuals and utility to make you feel like you're sitting next to someone instead of reducing interactions to a jumble of text, it could soak up even more of people's time.
You can minimise the behaviour by refusing to engage with a controller on her terms, by managing her behaviour through careful dialogue or reducing interactions.
This effect could be based on steric exclusion owing to the relatively large size of HFB multimers, thereby reducing interactions between fibrils.
An A76C variant of hU6 snRNA showed reduced interaction with U4 snRNA, concomitant with reduced spliceosome assembly and low splicing activity (Wolff and Bindereif, 1995).
All five variants which showed reduced protein levels in Figure 1A also demonstrated significantly reduced interaction with GCK.
"You cannot just disconnect the two economies, but you can gradually reduce interaction, and reduce the economic volatility".
Reduced interaction with fellow citizens probably only reinforces a person's own beliefs.
