Deformation-induction

The denominators in the expressions for the induction and dispersion energies suggest that the lower excitation energies of the molecules, the larger their deformation, induction, and... 

Janssens de Bisthoven, L., A. Vermeulen, and F. Ollevier. 1998. Experimental induction of morphological deformities in Chironomus riparius larvae by chronic exposure to copper and lead. Arch. Environ. Contam. Toxicol. 35 249-256. 

With the growth of deformation degree X in polymer samples, the periods of oxidation induction x dramatically increase, x is exponentially dependent on X ... 

The behaviour of chain-length distribution is non-characteristic during thermal-oxidative degradation of isotropic PP films the degradation shifts towards decrease in molecular mass, while during oxidation in deformed films it shifts towards increase in molecular mass. It means that with oxidation in isotropic samples in the induction period the destruction of molecules prevails. On the other hand, with oxidation in deformed samples attachement and cross-linking dominate. 

At deformation there is no more than a slight change in degree of PP crystallization, at annealing there is even an increase. Because oxidation is localized in the amorphous phase, it was logical to expect that at annealing the induction period should grow and oxidation rate... 

The biological relevance of B-A transitions in DNA is of great importance. Protein-DNA association results in an induction of partial deformation in the B-form helix to A-form helix. The cyclic AMP receptor protein is a specific example found to induce a B-A-like transition in its DNA target. Perhaps the most attractive feature of A-DNA is its conformational similarity to duplex RNA. RNA-DNA hybrids, often formed during transcription, are also A-form. 

Elastic deformation of the director, induced by a magnetic induction or electric field, in a uniformly aligned, thin sample of a nematic confined between two surfaces. 

Loder RT, Hernandez MJ, Lemer AL, et al The induction of congenital spinal deformities in mice by maternal carbon monoxide exposure. J Pediatr Orthop 20(5) 662-666, 2000... 

These individuals have areas of increased bone resorption and other areas of abnormal new bone formation. The abnormal bone formation can result in pain, deformity, and fracture of affected bones. The bisphospho-nates and calcitonin are most commonly used in the treatment of this disease. Long-term continuous use of bisphosphonates can be associated with the induction of osteomalacia through a direct impairment of new bone formation. Therefore, the bisphosphonates are given in a cyclic pattern to treat Paget s disease. 

Dolce, C., Kinniburgh, A J. and Dziak, R. (1996) Immediate early-gene induction in rat osteoblastic cells after mechanical deformation. Archives of Oral Biology 41 1101-1108... 

For a pair of identical molecules, it is noted in Eq. (13) that the first term determined with regard to the deformation polarizability is a so-called Debye inductive force , and the second term is generally called a Keesom orientational force between molecules when the dipole moment is considered in the intermolecular attractive system. 

In the original paper of Morokuma258 the sum of the exchange-induction and exchange-deformation contributions was ascribed to the charge transfer. 

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