Sentence examples for binding only for from inspiring English sources
But I would like to know whether [the proposal] would be binding only for mitigation and whether it will be same for Annex-1 [industrialised] and non-Annex1 [developing] countries.
The code of practice it is to write covering matters such as the quality and confidentiality of official figures will be binding only for "national statistics".
Soybean agglutinin, seed biotinylated protein (SBP) of 65 kDa, late embryogenesis protein (LEP), and sucrose-binding protein were identified as IgE binding only for soy-sensitized subjects.
Use of Fitted gave an excellent correlation (Pearson 0.86, Spearman 0.91) between predicted and experimental binding only for Cdk2 kinase inhibitors.
The regulations contained in collective bargaining agreements are legally binding only for the signatories of the respective contracts, that is, for members of trade unions who work in firms which have signed a firm-level contract or which belong to an employer association that has concluded an industry-level contract.
Analysis of conditioned supernatants from HEK293T cells overexpressing either one of these constructs revealed significant binding only for LTBP-1ΔC.
The obtained results showed that the intended process for metals removal, which was precipitation of metal sulfides, was responsible for binding only a minor fraction of metals.
Indeed, spectrophotometric measurements suggest that most BGT is available for binding only during the first few hours upon injection (not shown).
Shorter lengths of ssDNA were tested for binding: only when the length is reduced to 20 bases is the affinity significantly reduced.
The model based on the 20 amino acid positions related to mouse monoclonal antibody binding only have moderate performance for predicting antigenic variants (R = 0.74, agreement = 77%), which indicates that mouse and ferret antibodies may recognize different B-cell epitopes.
The dominant criticism of HTPS applies to QSAR as well – it tests for receptor binding only.
