Sentence examples for treat charge from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the additional terms which treat charge transfer, polarisation and dispersion effects during ligand binding in this QM method significantly improves the estimation of ligand potency compared to MM-based procedures.

The present formalism generalizes our previous microscopic anharmonic vibrator approach (MAVA), designed to treat charge-conserving two- and four-quasiparticle degrees of freedom and their mixing.

We present a new Matched Interface and Boundary (MIB) regularization method for treating charge singularity in solvated biomolecules whose electrostatics are described by the Poisson Boltzmann (PB) equation.

The main difference of the TIM to other impurity codes is that it is fully part of EIRENE and many routines for describing the neutral particle dynamics are reused for treating charged particles.

The White House is arguing that we can limit health care spending largely by bureaucratic fiat, by empowering experts to change the way doctors and hospitals spend and treat and charge.

Because regulators do not treat overdraft charges as loans, banks do not have to disclose their annualized cost to consumers.

Established by both federal law and state policy, the schools are supposed to rehabilitate and treat children charged with misdeeds ranging from mischief to homicide.

The idea, Justice Department officials have said, was to treat those charged with serious crimes similarly regardless of where the crime took place.

Department officials say these trends reflect an effort to treat people charged with serious crimes similarly, no matter where the crimes were committed.

The panel will have to decide whether to treat the charges as one or separately; if the latter and Ashton was found guilty, they would be able to run the suspensions concurrently or consecutively.

The initiative comes at a time of growing consensus among criminal justice professionals across the country that in many cases it makes more sense to treat people charged with prostitution offenses as victims rather than defendants.