Sentence examples for bind from from inspiring English sources

The length of the linker between the different RRM domains is known to govern specificity of RNA-binding, since a single RRM domain can bind from only four to eight nucleotides [ 9].

The integration study paints a miserably familiar picture of the bind from which the NHS seems unable to escape.

Etymology: (Latin: to join or bind, from use of stems) Note: All species with leaf crosswalls may have leaves, stems swollen, deformed by sucking insects.

And this is despite signs this week of a weakening in German business confidence that may threaten the recovery in the euro area's biggest economy (see article).The ECB is caught in an altogether different bind from the Fed's.

By locating the aspirational ideal squarely in the past of nearly everyone who consumes it, it puts almost all women and most girls in an ontological double bind from which nobody emerges unscathed.

The divers managed to lift it out of the water, cut the blue bind from its shell and then set the turtle free, but dive operator Ed Statham says it is just one of the increasing and alarming signs the Unesco heritage site is fast being destroyed.

The binding distance r is the physical distance that the analyte binds from the surface of the nanoparticle.

So I have a bound from above, and I have a bound from below.

They were bound from New York to Iquitos in Eastern Peru, passing Brazilian ports along the Amazon.

He was bound from Erie, Pa., to see friends in Arizona and maybe on to Vancouver, British Columbia.

They were found alive by authorities, bound from head to toe in duct tape.