Sentence examples for be bound effectively to from inspiring English sources
In downstream applications the red-colored product was found to be bound effectively to a GST affinity column.
Larger cells might not be bound effectively resulting in lower FE.
The presence of a PY-motif in the SGK protein, a sequence that can be bound effectively by WW-domains in other contexts, suggests that the WW-domains of Nedd4-2 may be involved in mediating the interaction.
The outcome of that suit, in which the court ruled that it was illegal to force an artist to be bound to one studio for years, was effectively the beginning of the end of the Hollywood studio system as actors were allowed to become free agents.
Kahlon refused to be bound by coalition discipline on these matters, effectively insisting on retaining a veto over any legislation that would weaken the court's independence.
As everyone at IOC works, sleeps and relaxes at the villa together, you're bound to network effectively and make friends who will stay contacts for years to come.
Better still, the whole crabbing conservative consensus, policed and entrenched by the cynicism of our media and which has so paralysed New Labour, that anything public authority tries to do is bound to fail, has been effectively challenged.
Five of the 15 nonsteroid lipids in Table 3 were apparently bound with higher affinity by OxP-11D and ten were bound more effectively by D-4F.
All the prefixes used in namespaceRefTypes (effectively QNames) have been bound to namespaces and are resolvable URLs. .
All the prefixes used in namespaceRefTypes (effectively QNames) have been bound to namespaces and are resolvable URLs.
