Sentence examples for site channel from inspiring English sources
At this site, channel slope adjustments associated with incision, indicated by bank heights of ∼5 8 m, increased transport capacity and excess shear stress by over 20%.
The phenyl-isoxazole moiety of the inhibitor fills the active site channel and interacts with the side chains of Gln92, Val121, Leu198, Thr200, and Pro202.
A homology model of the OvEC-SOD underlines the importance of Cys-192 for the stabilization of the adjacent active site channel.
Amino acids located 4 Å away from glucose and NAD+ were defined as an active site channel and presented as underlined alphabets.
Crystal structure analysis allowed us to identify amino acid residues that constitute the active site channel, defined as any amino acids located 4 Å from glucose and NAD+.
Together with sequence alignment in Fig. 2, it was clear that majority of the differences between these two GluDHs were outside of the active site channel except only an amino acid at position 95.
An additional clue comes from structural analysis of release site channels.
As a general observation, for any enzyme, either the active site or the loop facilitating the opening and closing of the active site channels is found to be dynamic, so as to facilitate the catalysis activity.
We report a quantitative theoretical analysis of long-range electron transfer through sensitizer wires bound in the active-site channel of cytochrome P450cam.
In addition, the electromagnetic compatibility constraints (EMC) may happen between channels in the same cell (co-site channel constraint), interference between neighboring cells (adjacent channel constraint) and interference between other cells utilizing the same channel (co-channel constraint) [14].
In this case, the co-channel interference (Transmission on same frequency), adjacent channel interference (Transmission on close frequencies), and the co-site channel interference lead to the main problem, i.e., it does not adapt to changing traffic conditions and user distribution.
