Introduction to Quantitative Contributions

The Hirshfeld surfaces have been performed to visualize and quantify the interactions and their quantitative contributions.

However, quantitative contributions of the difference of land surface temperature (LST) between urban and rural (ΔLST) and other factors to the difference of spring phenology (i.

However, the quantitative contributions were variable based on the season.

Compared with the conventional HSPF results, the variations of these proposed indices were more influenced by the broadened watershed extents with increasing downstream distance, which provided a more accurate estimation of the quantitative contributions of POC loadings in the complex river system.

Here, we employed the spatial variations in the WUE and the quantitative contributions of the influencing factors, including the precipitation (P), temperature (Temp), vapor pressure deficit (VPD), sunshine duration (SD), and leaf area index (LAI), with the drought index varying over the last two decades.

Here, we knocked down Crk, CrkL, or both using siRNAs in a human GBM cell line, U-118MG, to determine the respective, quantitative contributions of Crk and CrkL to cellular phenotypes.

It is observed that the relative importance of individual reaction is similar in different flame configurations, while disagreement is noticed in the quantitative contributions to the heat release and radical production.

Quantitative contributions of intermolecular interactions are worked out using Hirshfeld surface (HS) and 2D fingerprint plots.

In order to determine the quantitative contributions of PM2.

BACKGROUND Although climate change and agricultural practices have non-negligible impacts on crop yields, their quantitative contributions to soybean yields remain unclear.

Each element was discussed, using the PMF model, with regard to its quantitative contributions.

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE To identify the qualitative and quantitative contributions of conventional risk factors for occurrence of ischemic stroke and its key pathophysiologic subtypes among West Africans.

5, and quantitative contributions of internal sources.

Existing PK-PD models for combination therapy lack consideration of quantitative contributions from individual drugs, whereas interaction factor is always assigned arbitrarily to one drug and overstretched for the determination of in vivo pharmacologic synergism.

By the fitted results, we analyze the connections between interannual TWS changes and ENSO, IOD, and AMM indices, and estimate the quantitative contributions of these climate phenomena to TWS changes.

We extracted several molecular fragments and estimated their quantitative contributions to the inhibitory activity against CDK4 and HER2.

Comprehensive measurements of the transfer curves in ambient and vacuum conditions at varying sweep rates and temperatures (RT, 45 °C, and 65 °C) help segregate the quantitative contributions of adsorbates, interface traps, and bulk HfO2 traps to the clockwise and anticlockwise hysteresis.

Qualitative and quantitative contributions of these sources to ambient PM 2.

Although enzymes and transporters involved in irinotecan disposition are known, quantitative contributions of these mechanisms in complex in vivo disposition of irinotecan are poorly understood.

Here our primary focus is on analyzing the quantitative contributions of these oak-pistachio tree savannas to rural household incomes in Malekshahi County, Ilam Province, considering both cash and subsistence sources, and direct as well as indirect incomes.

The quantitative contributions of these sequence features and how and why they coordinate to control translation rates are not well understood.

Several molecular fragments were extracted from the current dataset, and their quantitative contributions to the inhibitory activity against all the proteins and experimental conditions under study were calculated.

Finally, the quantitative contributions of particle shape and roughness of low-ash coking coal particles on flotation performance were established.

In this paper, we present a new approach for calculating protein-ligand interactions using our three-layer model (MIM3) that allows us to decompose the total binding affinity into quantitative contributions from individual residues (or backbone and side-chain), crystal water molecules, solvation energy, and entropy.

The southern Yellow Sea (SYS) is a significant repository of sedimentary organic matter (SOM) and has been impacted by green tides since 2007; however, data on the distribution and quantitative contributions of different SOM sources has been scarce.

An end-member PAH isotope database was also compiled to account for the uncertainties and quantitative contributions on the potential PAH sources, including coal combustions, liquid fossil fuel combustions, biomass combustions and petrogenic sources.

The quantitative contributions of each intermolecular interaction towards molecular stability reveals comparatively higher value of energy (negative) for the solvated complex (B) than those of unsolvated complex (A) highlighting the significant contributions of solvent molecule in molecular stability.

The quantitative contributions of these sequence features and how and why they coordinate together to control translation rates are not well understood.

Furthermore, the quantitative contributions of PQ and BD to the OPDTT increases in ozonised soot were extrapolated.

Understanding the physical characteristics and quantitative contributions of the DBOC has broad implications for applications of multicomponent density functional theory and wavefunction methods.