multivalent

Language as the first science, exact yet vague, or multivalent.

Then, one day, a multivalent patient, under drugs, went back to his birth.

It is dedicated to that multivalent icon, the palm tree.

Now, under pressure, scientists are seeking "multivalent vaccines" against groups of diseases, which this generation may see.

Water's hardness is determined by the concentration of multivalent cations in the water.

A coating that is multivalent or polymeric confers high stability.

The reason behind this remarkable variability is probably to be found in the interaction with multivalent ligands.

Dendrimers have very strong potential for these applications because their structure can lead to multivalent systems.

Each antibody has two antigen-binding sites, therefore antibodies are multivalent.

In contrast, topological spaces are generally non-isomorphic, their theory is multivalent.

Having made several multivalent personalities intensely uncomfortable, a new necessity level was reached whereby something had to be done about the problem.

Found that multifunctional multivalent ligands can be used to elicit a specific cell response.

Generally multivalent ions contribute strongly to the ionic strength.

Reverse genetics of measles virus and resulting multivalent recombinant vaccines.

Demonstration that multivalent ligands can be used to cluster proteins and activate signaling.

Draws on insights learned from investigating multivalent protein-carbohydrate interactions.

It offers a kind of multivalent critique of the system, with considerable input from those who know it best, the students and their teachers.

However, this multivalent plus is also logically a troublesome minus for India in its equation with the West.

More commonly, the dispersion is destabilized (sometimes called "broken") by addition of a multivalent cation.

Thus the relation that exists between the carrier of information and the information itself can be multivalent and tangled.

Since particles are frequently negatively charged, multivalent metal cations thus represent highly effective coagulants.

It is an abundant, multivalent non-metal.

"Rocinante," then, follows Cervantes' pattern using ambiguous, multivalent words, common throughout the novel.

"Multivalent Performance in the Work of Lewis.

Only this emotional encysting can, for instance, compartment the mind of a person who is multivalent or who cannot see or hear his past.