Sentence examples for respective interaction from inspiring English sources
To further investigate the functional annotation of CAG, we expanded the network of proteins that directly interact with CAG by incorporating their respective interaction partners (Chua et al. 2006).
The respective interaction networks show a small world topology [1] leading to strongly cooperative effects which are not fully understood.
The participants then see a video in which the respective interaction partners talk directly to the camera.
The measured responses obeyed a second order polynomial relationship and their respective interaction effects of the operating parameters were illustrated on three-dimensional surface graphs.
Most sampling approaches were found to influence the species measures, of which method, time of day and the respective interaction had the strongest influence.
Patent-derived information is a significant enabler for formulating compound target interaction hypotheses even in cases where the respective interaction is reported in the scientific literature.
The heatmap clustering is based on the alignment of first 20 nt of miRNA-mRNA complementarity of the respective interactions that were plotted with respect to miRNA 5'-3' direction (Additional file 7).
Thus, the neat NBR compounds shows about 461 and 405% higher interactions with GO and rGO fillers compared to the respective interactions in EPDM filled compounds.
The experiments outlined here might serve as a general paradigm for identification of natural products arising from microbial communities and investigation of their respective interactions.
Interaction fingerprints present an efficient way to achieve this by assessing docking poses of potential new ligands via a simple comparison to the respective interactions of known protein ligand complex structures.
RSM is also useful to maximize or minimize various independent variables as it evaluates the effects of multiple factors and their respective interactions on one or more response variables simultaneously.
