Sentence examples for binding character from inspiring English sources
Their effectiveness stems from their legally binding character that mainly obliges EV-system supplying stakeholders to provide products that conform to quality or safety standards.
This might be caused by the more technical interest of the researchers in SEAs and by the fact that the recommendations of SEAs do not have a legally binding character, which makes it difficult to follow their actual influence on policy decisions.
A chromoionophore for calcium ion sensing has been developed, which combines the size-selective binding character of a crown ether with strong electrostatic attraction between the positively charged calcium ion and two negatively charged lariat side arms in the overall neutral compound.
However, our results suggest that Cry1Aa activity does not depend on conserved amino-acid sequences in loops, indicating an unusual binding character compared with other proteins.
To further elucidate the reason for the reduced DNA amount, which might be due to the selective binding character of the MBD protein for methylated DNA, qPCRs were performed on serum isolates targeting both known methylated and unmethylated gene regions.
Furthermore, the reaction does not proceed under CO, which can be attributed to the strong binding character of the CO ligand (Table 5, Entry 3), which leads to catalyst inactivation.
Respondents cited the Commonwealth Code as a positive measure, although they stressed its voluntary (non-binding) character.
We have now done even more of that, adopting phrasing that is closer to the biochemical finding (e.g. stronger Bim1 binding, GTP-lattice-like character) in order to avoid too many statements about specific conformations (expanded/compacted).
An independent sort, a born pathfinder, Carroll retained his own freedom from the publisher's reins; having funded the book, he controlled design and binding, licensing characters, and merchandising.
Post-synthesis grafting was used to incorporate amine and isocyanate groups on the surfaces of the pore walls in an attempt to modify the binding and reactive character of the materials.
The cucumovirus predicted amphipathic helix was reported previously, and mutations designed to disrupt its membrane-binding or helical character abolished replication [ 56].
