Sentence examples for the extensive interaction from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the extensive interaction between Islam and Hinduism was reflected in social behaviour and the flourishing of various cults, notably that of the Hindu saint Caitanya (1486 1533).
The extensive interaction between MCM2 and H3-H4 buries a total surface area of 1918 Å2.
The network clearly provides information regarding the extensive interaction between the regulators and the genes upregulated in the rad mutant (Additional file 4: Figure S2).
Additional simulations with methylated R-KR12 and charge-modified K-KR12 mutants show that the extensive interaction seen in the R-KR12 system is partly due to arginine's strong atomic charge distribution, rather than being purely an effect of the greater number of hydrogen bond donors.
Since this dynamical evolution was observed in the absence of initiation factors, local torsional stress likely induced by the extensive interaction with the charged mica surface, was apparently sufficient to unwind DNA.
The buried surface area between the two monomers in NgoL-CTD and BsuL-CTD is 2272 Å2 and 2007.4 Å2, respectively and this high number provides a quantitative description of the extensive interaction between the two monomers at the dimer interface.
Financial, internet, utility, and cloud providers are but a few of the extensive interactions occurring as cloud customers interact and eventually perceive their provider's service image [50].
Note the extensive interactions between the CP C-terminal extension and three different MCP monomers.
It is futile to try to understand Indian art, literature, music, food or politics without seeing the extensive interactions across barriers of religious communities.
The hinge bending is evidence of the paucity of strong interactions between domains within the protomer, in contrast to the extensive interactions between protomers in the dimer.
The extensive interactions involving both antibiotic and peptide molecules in this interface should appreciably enhance the kinetic and thermodynamic stability of the complexes.
