"shared interaction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a scenario where two or more individuals are engaging in some form of communication or activity together. Example: The team's success was largely attributed to their strong shared interaction, as they were able to effectively communicate and work together to achieve their goals.
Analysis of the crystal structures reveals few shared interaction types, highlighting proton-arene and key CH O hydrogen bonding interactions.
The tacit assumption underlying these studies is that infants do so based on tracking what their interlocutor experienced in a previous shared interaction.
For example, MDEG2 interacts with the Amiloride-sensitive Cation Channel 3 (ACCN3) to form a channel where the ionic current is modulated by the Protein Kinase C, presumably the alpha isoform, [15] via shared interaction with the Protein Kinase C Alpha Binding Protein (PRKCABP), an adaptor protein encoded by the Protein Interacting with C Kinase 1 (PICK1, ENSG00000100151) gene.
We also performed a similar comparison of shared interaction partners from the protein-protein interaction data.
Cytoscape provides a user-friendly, interactive environment to explore interaction networks and select proteins based on common features, such as shared interaction partners.
Many ataxia-causing proteins shared interaction partners, a subset of which has been implicated in neurode-generation using animal models [3].
We do not see either whole unless we see their shared interactions.
This criticism is short-sighted, ignoring the advances that will undoubtedly come to both the hardware devices and our ability to create meaningful shared interactions.
Deckner et al. (2006) operationally define child interest as the duration of engagement and participation by the child during shared interactions between the parent and the child.
While the shared interactions are consistent with the observed co-inhibition, these residues are highly conserved in the kinome, so that these interactions are not predictive of the selectivity of the co-inhibition.
We hypothesize that these shared interactions participate in the development and progression of the carcinogenesis.
