Sentence examples for result of interacting from inspiring English sources
Gun4 does form a complex with ChlH [ 19, 20], but this cannot be a result of interacting solely with the N-terminal domain, since it is absent from the ΔN159ChlH mutant.
Seventeenth-century explanations of sleep and dreams may now seem thoroughly fanciful, since they see the body's health as the result of interacting "humors," like melancholy and phlegm.
An X-ray structure of 11b bound to FT shows the enhanced activity is a result of interacting with the active-site zinc.
We developed an individual based model to analyze the variability of extinction probabilities as a result of interacting mortalities at different life stages of a sea turtle population.
Host proteins can be incorporated into virions either randomly, by being present at the site of budding, or specifically, as a result of interacting with viral proteins.
On the one hand, the D d is a result of interacting factors controlling the surface runoff; on the other hand, it is itself influencing the output of water and sediment from the drainage basin (Ozdemir and Bird 2009).
These skills (above) are the result of learners interacting with a mixture of elements on the screen: without this variety, interacting with text alone can result in deficits in understanding and information retained.
Everything we are and everything we do is the result of proteins interacting with one another.
Thus, he observed that colour is the result of objects interacting with already-coloured light rather than objects generating the colour themselves.
Since no contiguous biofilms were observed on POM strips and the majority of cells were planktonic, the results indicate that the dechlorination activity observed in this study was the result of cells interacting directly with PCBs dissolved in the aqueous phase and were not influenced by localized activity on POM.
Management is the result of the dynamics of interacting biophysical and sociocultural factors that influence manager priorities and investments.
