Sentence examples for restricted orientation from inspiring English sources

The restricted orientation and electronic distortion polarizabilities in the interface are responsible for the reduced dielectric constant.

In this way, we obtained 67 participants with restricted orientation (age M = 23.70, SD = 2.57) and 61 participants with unrestricted orientation (age M = 23.16, SD = 2.37).

These analogs were expected to have higher selectivity than UNI because the added functional group may interact with the active site to restrict orientation of the molecule in the active site.

Furthermore, the fixed architecture for the HECT domain and its thioester-bound Ub during ligation would restrict orientations available to the WW domain, thus limiting the positions available for a lysine to access the active site.

A low score means restricted sociosexual orientation and a high score unrestricted sociosexual orientation.

Both crystallographic data and molecular dynamics simulations suggested that the active conformation of HFA-GSL involves a H-bond network that restricts the orientation of the sugar group of GSLs in a parallel orientation with respect to the membrane.

Although the spin of an electron is constant, the orientation of the axis of spin is variable, but quantum mechanics restricts that orientation to only two possibilities.

This allows the equilibrium requirement which restricts the orientation of the boundaries at a triple point to be satisfied.

The polarization interaction also restricts the orientation of electrolyte molecules and weakens their mobility, resulting in the decrease of integral capacitance value of rGO with increasing of functional groups concentration.

It is well established that the enzyme strongly restricts the orientation and conformation of the nicotinamide ring, such that any such close approach that allows direct vibrational coupling should be a reactive state given the very high fidelity of transfer of the pro- R hydrogen.

It was found that the presence of CA affected the crystallization of PHB due to formation of intermolecular hydrogen bonds, which restricted the preferential orientation of PHB molecules.