Sentence examples for binding organizations which are from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it reveals the conserved chemical binding organizations, which are formed by the atomic interactions and can not be detected at the residue level.
D efinition 6 (Purely discrete organization) The discrete organizations, which are not found in the continuous theory, are called purely discrete organizations (pdorg).
We demonstrate for the first time that nanoparticle binding and cellular activation are sensitive to membrane spatial organization, which is particularly important during T cell activation.
These changes in chromosome organization are largely due to several DNA binding proteins, some of which are upregulated in stationary-phase cells (reviewed in Dorman 2009).
This regulation is tightly coordinated by a number of mechanisms, such as DNA methylation [ 3]; chromatin organization [ 4]; dimerization; and sequence-specific DNA binding, which is executed primarily by transcription factors (TFs).
"Some developed countries want a voluntary system of pledges, which are not legally binding.
I could see its binding, which was green with gold lettering.
The "Association of Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies" (VFA) and the organization for "Voluntary Self-regulation for the Pharmaceutical Industry FSASA) have also both published recommendations and procedures for NIS which are binding for their member companies.
In what's known as perfect binding, the cover is glued onto the pages, which are already assembled.
His organization acts as a servicer on those loans, by getting people to sign promissory notes, which are legally binding documents ensuring the repayment of the debt, and reporting the exchange to credit bureaus.
