Sentence examples for bind with them from inspiring English sources

David Cowan, head of the Drug Control Centre at King's College London and director of the anti-doping laboratory for this year's London Olympics, likens it to a lock-and-key mechanism: the steroids in urine were the keys, and the locks were specific compounds known to bind with them, which were added to the sample.

Numerous negatively charged groups are present on the bacterial cell surface where the positively charged cations bind with them through electrical attraction.

Information on various organic groups present in coal is very important because most elements bind with them (Swaine 1995), adsorb and/or form various complexes with carboxyl and phenol groups (Murakami et al. 1995).

Politics is bound up with them.

Yet people still feel the need to take a printed and bound guide with them.

And in virtue of that, the Body appears as pertaining integrally to this subject and its properties, both the specifically Corporeal and the psychic ones bound up with them.

Yet it's not just the physical conventions locked into our devices that matter, but the assumptions bound up with them – and the way these assumptions define as well as serve our purposes.

In the simplest terms, a proton contains two "up" type quarks and one "down" type quark, with gluons zipping among them to bind them with the strong nuclear force.

Clarifying juice removes that haze; it's a fun but time-consuming project that can be done by a variety of means (from using coffee filters to strain out particles to using milk proteins to bind with and remove them).

I recently read this article on LA Weekly about how some of your stars are now accusing your company of tricking them into signing contracts that bind them with Machinima for life, all with unsatisfactory rewards.

Calder rarely used solder; when he needed to join strips of metal, he linked them with loops, bound them with snippets of wire or fashioned rivets.