The use of the speed correlation index revealed that the receptors had a "conveyor belt" type of motion due to temporary interactions (∼4.0 s) between the receptors and the microtubules, leading to an average directed motion (velocity ∼0.3 μm s−1) in the growth-cone membrane.
This is possible by temporary interactions between the rings of charged residues displayed on MHC helices and on CDR1 and CDR2 loops of TR Vα and Vβ domains.
These observations imply that there is a temporary loss of interaction between α-tubulin, RUVBL proteins, and LNKN-1 at the membrane and the interactions must be reestablished after cell division.
Even so, the absorbed energy can just offer temporary and close interaction between nodes.
Diffuse and temporary platforms of interaction enable discourse between patients and professionals, and include platforms controlled by patients.
The first two columns in Table 7 show the estimated marginal effects/coefficients for temporary and its interaction with EPL in the Probit and Negative Binomial models for OJT availability ((D^textit{OJT})) and OJT intensity ((n^textit{OJT})) for our pooled datasets.
According to our current understanding, neutrophils first make temporary and reversible interactions with the endothelial surface; this phase is mediated by selectins and is called (fast) rolling.
Irving et al [ 12] explored the potential mechanisms underlying the striking epidemiology in this region, showing that the complex and irregular timing of epidemics could be explained by the interaction of temporary immunity conferred by carriage of the bacteria together with seasonal changes in the transmissibility of infection.
Some evidence suggests that groups of males also formed temporary coalitions during agonistic interactions.
Such interactions created temporary moments of disagreement between peer supporters and participants predicated on contrasting perceptions of the purpose of peer support.
