Sentence examples for strengthening interactions from inspiring English sources
The capsid's dependence on AAP can be partly overcome by strengthening interactions between monomers within the assembly, as illustrated by the transfer of a minimal motif defined by a phenotype-to-phylogeny mapping method.
MINAGRI should use this example to follow in strengthening interactions with other research organizations and universities.
Companies large and small can benefit from the long-term value of digitizing their business processes and strengthening interactions with current and prospective customers.
By strengthening interactions between distant spins, one approaches the Lipkin-Meshkov-Glick model [26] in which interactions are spatially independent, that is, J ( i, j ) = J.
In the newborn, sensory modalities and cortical pathways are not as differentiated as are those of mature brains but appear to emerge through a series of strengthening interactions between the active body and the environment (Quartz and Sejnowski 1997).
The U1-70k isoforms 1 and 2 could therefore promote different "modes" of splicing, altering quaternary structures by strengthening interactions with U1-C and SmB/B' respectively.
HSR has not only brought a time-space contraction effect to the region from the station to the north-western area but also strengthened interactions among different regions.
Nevertheless, if values of the parameter of cooperation (nu) keep increasing and it becomes more difficult to strengthen interactions, then strength of interactions begins to diminish inside groups.
These studies provided initial clues to reengineer focused regions of enzymes (e.g. substrate access tunnel and substrate binding pocket) and to strengthen interactions between amino acids (e.g. introducing disulfide bridges for improved organic cosolvent tolerance).
Either theory can help to some extent illuminate networked patterns of behaviour, and suggest mechanisms to strengthen interactions.
Additionally, deliberative dialogues can potentially strengthen interactions among policymakers, stakeholders, and researchers, which in turn increases the prospects for research use in policymaking [ 23].
