The phrase "as bind" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression and cannot be used in any context.
Example: "I need to find a way to bind the documents together, as bind is not a proper term."
Alternatives: "as a binding" or "to bind".
In our present study, CfLec-1 could recognize and bind the bacteria component, as well as bind to the surface of hemocytes, and the multi-directed binding is suspected to be responsible for the phagocytosis mediated by CfLec-1.
"Ties can secure you as well as bind you".
Mandela's death and the 20th anniversary of the end of apartheid could as easily free voters from their ties of loyalty to the ANC as bind them tighter.
Mr. Kaminsky worried about his discovery for several days and then contacted Paul Vixie, a software engineer who runs the Internet Systems Consortium and is responsible for maintaining a widely used version of software for domain name servers, known as BIND.
I am also involved in the hiring of new curators, as well as in the formulation of curation policy as BIND evolves to meet the scientific community's needs.
Vaccinia virus complement control protein (VCP) possesses the ability to inhibit both classical and alternative pathways of complement activation, as well as bind to heparin or heparan sulfate proteoglycans, making it a unique multifunctional protein with therapeutic potential.
We are as bound to the laws of natural selection as a bacterium or a tortoise.
To her credit, Lone recognized that I was as bound to the cottage as she was.
The festival universe is a great deal larger today, but Cannes remains the center of it, as bound as ever to ritual and tradition.
In the biomass, l-rhamnose occurs typically as bound to other compounds, such as in glycosides and polysaccharides.
"Whereas in Britain, civic identity isn't as bound up with being religious anymore.
