Sentence examples for because of a binding from inspiring English sources

It agreed to carry YES in 2003 because of a deal brokered by New York's attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, and will keep offering it as a basic cable channel through early 2009 because of a binding arbitration ruling.

It is also claimed that a £6m verbal offer was received following the failure of Duff & Phelps to secure a company coluntary arrangement but that was rejected because of a "binding, contractual agreement" with Sevco.

The mechanism of u-PA increase on monocytes could be because of a binding of u-PA secreted by MDA-MB231, as it was observed that the amount of u-PA in the conditioned medium of monocytes incubated with MDA-MB231 was higher than that of monocytes alone.

Our results show that this model displays all the features of catch-bonds because the average lifetime of a binding event between the polymer and the immobilized receptor has a maximum at a nonzero pulling force of the polymer.

Moreover, the results could be explained by the existence of discouraged-worker effects; youths who expect that finding a job will be difficult because of the existence of a binding minimum wage are more likely to withdraw from the labor market, typically by prolonging their time in education.

Although anthraquinone-2,6-disulfonate and acid violet were strongly bound to the PMPP film, ARS can not been fixed to the polymer because of a weak binding force.

The definition of hypoallergenicity is limited to a lesser reactivity because of a lesser binding of specific IgE to modified food allergens, since the conditions of the immunogenicity leading to sensitization remain unknown.

The true IGF-I concentrations are approximately twofold higher than the results obtained using the immunoassay, most likely because of a lower binding affinity of the labeled antibody in this human IGF-I immunoassay.

The results of our study suggest that the loss of a binding site because of obstruction by new steric constraints from the initial binding event should be avoided in GluA drug design and suggest that more effort in thiazide design could prove useful in cognitive enhancer development.

Blues have not played the flanker because of a "legally-binding agreement" that stopped regions picking players on a central contract.

Blues had been unable to play Warburton while the regions were in dispute with the WRU because of a legally-binding agreement.