Sentence examples for stability gap from inspiring English sources

The object of our investigation is a pair of G-domains of relatively large size, 200 amino acids each, with an experimental stability gap of about 40 K.

Moreover, we verify the stability gap between the two proteins using replica-exchange simulations and estimate a difference between the melting temperatures of about 23 K, in fair agreement with experiment.

Despite a stability gap between random sequences (and structures) from the native for both methods, the native sequence is not near enough to a thermodynamic stability optimum to prevent directional selection.

In use of the data calculated from the density functional theory using the Quantum SPRESSO Software, we studied the physical properties including the lattice constants, stability, band gap and the direction of translation point, charge density, bulk modulus, magnetization, symmetry number, radial buckling, effective mass and the velocity of carriers.

It has long been known that adhesion junction proteins play a key role in the formation and stability of gap junctions, but it has only recently become apparent that mutations in or suppression of these proteins can lead to reductions in Cx43 expression and gap junction quantity of sufficient magnitude that impulse propagation is impaired.

The International Monetary Fund said in March that the government had made good progress in improving financial stability but gaps remained in banking supervision and financial safety nets.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00708.006 In terms of their location and potential impact on dimer stability, the gaps observed in our simulations are reminiscent of the one in the crystal structure of ligand-free dEGFR dimer (Alvarado et al., 2009, 2010).

We found that H-termination enhances the stability and band gap whereas H extraction introduces dangling bands and lowers the band gap making bare ribbons indirect band gap semiconductors.

Another important indicator of cluster stability is the gap between HOMO-LUMO; with a larger HOMO-LUMO gap indicating higher stability.

Stability of the gap for certain maps was established by Nakano Wittsten [195].

The stability and band gap of the clusters as a function of size are also investigated.