Sentence examples for stability scale from inspiring English sources

A theoretical stability scale of the polymers/UO22+ complexes was compared to an experimental one based on dynamic leaching tests.

Overall, these results in conjunction with other work now generate a relative thermodynamic stability scale for 19 naturally occurring amino acid residues in either an "a" or "d" position of a two-stranded coiled-coil.

The productization of the on-premise versions and the work done needed to ensure stability, scale, and reliability is crucial for the largest customers to succeed.

Moreover, it is shown that the respective solvent structures around particular solutes differ strongly, possibly leading to changes in the thermodynamic stability scale of various isomers which are not reproduced by the PCM model.

The internal consistency of the emotional stability scale used in this study was high (Cronbach's α = 0.93).

The stability scale is a quantity used to characterize the contributions of individual residues to stability of a protein fold where higher values mean higher stability.

This proposed mechanism is supported by the fact that stability scales with regio-regularity following the ratio of head-to-tail connected thiophene units.

Liposomes provide a good example to illustrate issues of stability, scale-up and importance of critical process parameters.

The empirical features (S1, S2 and S3) are protein stability scales based on experimental data.

Vast scaling [ 12] is an acronym of variable stability scaling and it is an extension of autoscaling.

Zhou et al. [ 16] derived two protein stability scales from atom-atom potential of mean force based on Distance scaled Finite Ideal-gas REference (DFIRE) state (S1) and a large database of mutations (S2).