Sentence examples for to probe larger from inspiring English sources

While the above example illustrates a successful use of docking in the characterization of the interaction between a protein and small carbohydrate derivatives, docking simulations have also been used to probe larger carbohydrate protein interactions (Bitomsky and Wade 1999; Sachchidanand et al. 2002; Kadirvelraj et al. 2006).

In order to probe large areas of experimental space, high-throughput screening is utilized and is often designed in a way to search for suitable crystallization parameters within hundreds or even thousands of conditions.

Second, I will show that kSZ can be more effectively detected by concentrating the effort on the plasma halo around galaxies, again highly non-linear, to probe large scale flows and locating missing baryons.

Although these methods are widely applied to probe large sample volumes, they yield only averaged parameters, and the information of individual particles is not accessible.

Due to the heterogeneity of a Snf7 double filament, we utilized a single linear Snf7 filament to determine a plausible curved Snf7 filament using normal mode analysis (NMA), a simple non-detailed simulation technique used to probe large-scale macromolecular motions by assessing flexibility intrinsic to the structure of a protein (Suhre and Sanejouand, 2004).

Fragment-based hit discovery offers new possibilities for academic screening groups, providing the opportunity to probe large areas of chemical space in small-scale screening campaigns with a technology that is now a proven method of hit identification in industry (for a review, see Ref. [32]).

Homology is not only limited to small cycles (like triangles), but can probe larger holes which span significant parts of a simplicial complex.

Companies, especially Affymetrix, profited from churning out chips that could probe larger and more comprehensive sets of genes.

Raised in Paramus, N.J., an epicenter of tract housing and highway shopping malls, she has used the experience of the Garden State to probe the larger issues of postwar economic change.

Up to now, fluorescence microscopy has allowed us to probe the larger scale organization of chromosome territories in the micron length scales, however, the smaller length scales remained invisible due to the diffraction limited spatial resolution of fluorescence microscopy.

Since its debut in 2008, the short film has won prizes worldwide because of its ability to probe the larger societal models we take for granted.