Sentence examples for so docking from inspiring English sources

Computational tools already exist for predicting metabolites (Jolivette and Ekins 2007), so docking calculations could be improved by networking with metabolism prediction models.

In this case, the empirical-based score has an energy minimum near the native pose, so docking with empirical score finds an excellent pose with RMSD value under 1.0 Å.

Did I mention the hundred or so docks, clocks and more that are designed to be used with the 30-pin connector?

So Dock Ellis is dead and James Blagden doesn't have another film in the festival, but there's a new feature-length documentary premiering called No No: A Dockumentary about Dock Ellis's life, so Dock is the repeat.

Although you'll be fishing within a few feet of the surface, you'll still want deep water, so docks and piers work better than surf-casting at the beach.

So Kevin Dowdell docks the fireboat, and, dressed in firefighter regalia, clumps over to the Mercantile Exchange.

Anaesthetics might achieve this either by making the shape of a protein so stable that it cannot flex in response to docking and undocking molecules, or so unstable that the docking port loses its shape.

The DSF assay does not provide information on the binding site of the ligand, so the docking studies focused on the selection of active compounds rather than specific binding modes.

The neck linker connects the C-terminus of the motor domain to the stalk, so that docking is accompanied by translocation of the cargo and the partner in the direction of travel.

The playing field here is so uneven that it's absurd, as women are docked so much more severely for laughably trivial things.

So the panel docked OneWorld a victory, and the regatta was under way.