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cross-linkage

There may be cross-links, but one group has to take the lead on an issue.

Cross-links can be constructed at any point in the mapping process.

It is also possible for the branches to react and create cross-links.

Frequent cross-links within the text will also take you elsewhere as required.

In order to apply the material, however, too many cross-links cannot be formed before application.

Powerful linking, that allow authors to create many cross-links between pages.

But to break some of the cross-links we may need to develop enzymatic methods.

It makes cross-links between the molecular chains in the rubber.

This caused cross-links to form, so that when the film was released, it remained stretched.

Authors will create many cross-links between pages, and these must be stable against restructuring.

The longer the exposure, the more cross-links that formed.

In fact, the learner will often "see" cross-links when only some of the terms have been mapped.

The identified cross-links correlated well with the known structure of hemoglobin.

Cross-links help to integrate a concept map into a cohesive whole.

The "body of people in a learned occupation" is a specific example of such complex cross-links.

In some materials the 'cross-links' can be formed by association between particular blocks of copolymers.

A special feature of this hierarchy is that it allows cross-links: a subject, for example, may be referred to by more than one department.

I will try to mark cross-links to their stories with these, so that there's an unobtrusive link, but one that's easy to spot.

The cross-links result in the formation of very strong mature type I collagen fibers.

The overhang then makes cross-links with an exposed strand.

At low enough temperatures, water molecules join to form a weak but solid framework of cross-links.

Programs were firing, new cross-links being created, comparisons and balances being made.

Cross-links will take you to information of common interest and will sometimes move you into another location.

These like to form cross-links between protein molecules, and thus tend to hold such molecules together.

If the encyclopedia is electronic and works by cross-links, even the alphabetic order becomes irrelevant.

Alex, has there been evidence of coordination or cross-linkage with the killings we've seen here?

Porosity s directly related to the water content and inversely related to the cross-linkage of a gel resin.

The major difficulty in synthesis is the formation of the tryptathionine bond (cysteine - tryptophan cross-linkage).

Cross-linkage: The idea that ageing results from accumulation of cross-linked compounds that interfere with normal cell function.

To overcome this problems several types of Hb modification methods (purification, cross-linkage, polymerisation) were developed in the last few decades.

Due to varying degrees of cross-linkage in a gel network, different gels display different visocoelastic properties.

Cross-linkage: Enzyme molecules are covalently bonded to each other to create a matrix consisting of almost only enzyme.

Cross-linkage of Canavalia ensiformis starch with adipic acid: Chemical and functional properties.

Increasing use of computerized records and cross-linkage of databases in some provinces has allowed for a comparison of incidence with clinical practice data.

Decrosslinking: the alteration of the ion exchange structure by degradation of the cross-linkage by aggressive chemical attack or heat.

Promote better coordination and cross-linkage of translational research opportunities from the biomedical, clinical, health systems and services, to knowledge translation and commercialization.

Cross-linkage: Binding of the linear polymer chains in the matrix of an ion exchange resin with a cross-linking agent that produces a three-dimensional, insoluble polymer.

It had no idea what had caused the change; it could have been an accident, a mistaken cross-linkage somewhere in the computer system, an energy field from outside the ship triggering some alteration.

PVN Acharya noted that double-strand breaks and a "cross-linkage joining both strands at the same point is irreparable because neither strand can then serve as a template for repair."

During a time of globalisation and international cross-linkage, the Kitab-Verlag seeks to establish contacts with non-German publishers and publishes texts in other languages, which, according to the publisher, should be available worldwide.

High Cross-linkage (HCL) Binder System offers improved dispersion, higher recording density and optimised recording layers for exceptional reliability MRS (Media Recognition System).

Inhibition of cross-linkage by β-lactams causes a build-up of peptidoglycan precursors, which triggers the digestion of existing peptidoglycan by autolytic hydrolases without the production of new peptidoglycan.

The peptidoglycan synthesized during amino acid deprivation was cross-linked to the existing cell wall peptidoglycan, and the degree of cross-linkage was the same as that of peptidoglycan synthesized by growing control cells.

Michael King had prepared an excellent Power Point presentation of the beautiful Coffs Harbour and surrounds highlighting local issues of staffing and retention, and the demand for and the cross-linkage of service in the area.