Sentence examples for be bound through from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, palladium and platinum invariably appear to be bound through sulphur in a variety of complexes with the thiocyanate ion and other different ligands3.

The BAFF staining on B cells in peripheral blood and spleens from rabbits producing autoantibodies may either reflect BAFF produced by the B cells of rabbits with lupus-like autoantibodies or again be bound through BAFF receptors on B cells.

The geometry of the intermediate is a matter of discussion, as the nitrite molecule can be bound through the nitrogen atom (FeII-N-nitro), one oxygen atom (FeII-O-nitrito), or even a bidentate (FeII-O,O-nitrito) species.

With the presence of proline on the second position of the Qo motif, the quinol substrate cannot be hydrogen bonded by the amino acid side chain, but it could be bound through water-mediated hydrogen bonds to the peptide backbone, as seen in a yeast cyt bc1 complex structure with the inhibitor HHDBT (Palsdottir et al. 2003).

Walley said ministers were failing to abide by the EU definition of the precautionary principle, to which the UK is bound through EU law, and which does not allow economic interests to trump protection of the environment.

At nanomolar concentrations CVN binds these oligosaccharides only through its high affinity site, while at micromolar to millimolar concentrations the oligosaccharides are bound through both sites leading to divalent protein carbohydrate interactions.

From the surface-coverage data and from the potential dependence of both the faradaic oxidation current and the rate of CO2 formation during the oxidation of quinoline and cinchonine on Pt (1 1 1), we conclude that both molecules are bound through the π-system to the electrode surface.

The variation in (E_{t}) impacts on the chances of receptors being activated or being bound through the probability expressions (rho_{0}) and (1-rho_{3}), respectively.

The cofactor is bound through a large number of polar and non-polar interactions (Figure 3).

The cells in the RPE are bound through adherens and tight junctions by dense, circum-apical bundles of actomyosin.

SRSF1 has been shown to facilitate the nuclear export of spliced mRNAs to which it is bound through its interaction with the TAP/NXF1 receptor [ 58].