Sentence examples for becoming obligated from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama has long maintained that taxpayer-funded campaigns save the candidate from becoming obligated to private donors.
And candidates would have an alternative way to finance their presidential campaigns without becoming obligated to big money funders.
The system would make donors' small contributions far more valuable to candidates, would dilute the impact of big money and would provide an alternative way for candidates to finance their campaigns without becoming obligated to influence-seeking funders.
This is because natural populations of D. pulex are known to lose the ability to reproduce sexually (thereby becoming obligate asexuals) and sexual reproduction can be suppressed or promoted by manipulating laboratory conditions.
Other strains ensure their transmission by becoming obligate mutualists [ 3], while yet others use a combination of strategies and act as moderate reproductive parasites while providing their host with benefits such as increased fecundity [ 4], metabolic provisioning during nutritional stress [ 5] or protection from pathogens [ 6- 9].
Our goal is to determine the mode of selection occurring on the Eutherian lineage, where novel biochemical function may have evolved in the course of UCP1 becoming a protein obligated to BAT-limited expression and NST.
The six-component bI3 complex represents a catalytic RNA caught in the act of becoming an obligate ribonucleoprotein.
It is believed that C. trachomatis evolution involved the loss of huge portions of its genome upon becoming an obligate intracellular parasite [18].
It is certain that UCP1 in Eutherians must have had a role in some other tissue(s) prior to becoming an obligate BAT protein.
Thus, the enhancement of DA could have served as a founder event in the history of morinda becoming an obligate host for the specialist D. sechellia.
We present a novel role for the Drosophila catecholamine regulatory protein Catsup in maternal secretory functions and suggest that the malfunction of CATSUP contributed to D. sechellia becoming an obligate specialist on its toxic host.
