Sentence examples for restricted fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, as documented recently for PGE1 [ 34], subcelularly restricted fluctuations in cAMP levels that may escape detection in the RIA assay, might suffice to induce activity changes in PKA and other cAMP effector pathways.

Such fast relaxation indicates very restricted fluctuations at the femtosecond to picosecond time scale for the ternary complex (FDH azide NAD+), which mimics the TS complex.

The Government exerted excessive influence on the CBRT to restrict fluctuations in the exchange rate.

Specifically, the end-to-end distance of the linker is restricted to fluctuations around the average displacement between the N and C termini of the folded protein.

X-ray crystallography and molecular dynamics simulations suggest that the functional effects arise from both restricting dynamic fluctuations and disfavoring potential mispositioned states.

(2006), but this study is restricted to mesospheric fluctuations.

The movements of these two loops in WT βB1 were highly restricted but had higher fluctuations in S228P.

When initial population size is 100, stochastic population fluctuations are restricted within 40% of this value.

In the absence of cross-linkers, single filament fluctuations are restricted only by the surrounding filaments forming a confining cage or tube.

We explored how the deletion of an enzyme influenced the system state, i.e. whether state fluctuations were restricted in a limited area or spread throughout a broader range; and how large their amplitudes were.

Combining the simulation results for β-hairpins and the analysis of PDB structures for SH3 domains, we propose that the stiff distal loop restricts the conformational fluctuations in the TSE.