Sentence examples for better able to bind from inspiring English sources

Any reassortant would likely need more genetic changes, such as ones that made the 1957 and 1968 strains better able to bind to human respiratory tract epithelial cells, the CDC team reports today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

In general, it appeared that transfected HCT116βw cells expressed more M2-APC than M3-APC, but M3-APC was better able to bind endogenous topo IIα than M2-APC.

These structures reveal that, on the outside of the cell membrane, sodium ions attach to the so-called 'transporter domain' and make it better able to bind glutamate.

More sensitive detection of antibody to avian HA was seen when horse erythrocytes were used in place of turkey erythrocytes in the HI test because influenza virus was better able to bind to a2,3Gal-specific receptor sites on these erythrocytes (35 ).

110 Recent work has also shown that lysosomal enzymes modified with ligand motifs that allow them to bind the human insulin receptor are better able to cross the BBB and distribute throughout the brain in rhesus monkeys.

And because they seem to bind more strongly than antibodies to their targets, says McDonald, they may be better able to pull out cancer cells.

Erick feels better able to focus.

They are better able to counter it".

They're better able to spot connections.

Nor does Taiwan look better able to defend itself.

Regulators will be better able to prosecute unscrupulous fishermen.