Sentence examples for a binding component from inspiring English sources

Whereas the projects are measured in terms of profit and loss (P&L), the product delivery teams now have what managers call a "quasi P/L": They provide a binding component price to the projects.

We used the human epidermal growth factor (EGF) as a binding component in an EGF-MAP fusion protein to test the efficacy of MAP.

Specific binding of Cry toxins to their membrane receptors consists of a reversible binding component and an irreversible binding component associated with the toxin insertion into the membrane [ 29].

It consists of a catalytic subunit (DNA-PKcs) and a DNA binding component (Ku70/Ku80) [74].

As retrieved from the Automatic Domain Decomposition Algorithm (ADDA) database, Pfam-B 134244 corresponds to a phosphate ABC transporter which is a substrate binding component.

This result indicates NS6740-mediated blofkade of a specific binding component.

MBF protein is composed of MBP1 and SWI6, and MBP1 is a DNA binding component while SWI6 has regulatory roles.

In the current study, the insensitivity of the τD2 component of CA200645 binding to inhibition by both agonists and antagonists initially suggested that it represents a nonspecific binding component.

Our current results can neither exclude a retrospective binding component in "action + tone" trials when the action – outcome delay is fixed, nor, indeed, in "action only" trials, as the omission of an expected outcome in these trials may well constitute a sensory event (Sutton, Tueting, Zubin, & John, 1967) and thus alter action awareness retrospectively.

Because of the low affinity and high capacity of albumin binding with vismodegib and the lack of correlation between vismodegib and albumin concentrations, 17 including an albumin binding component (competitive or noncompetitive) did not result in an improvement of model fitting or yield, reliable estimates of binding parameters in the PopPK analysis.

Combilexines, compounds in which a DNA intercalator is linked to a minor groove binding component, interact with the DNA in a sequence specific manner to yield in most cases compounds with anticancer activity.