Sentence examples for binding targets would be from inspiring English sources

A more stringent binder would have a higher information content, since the variability in its binding targets would be smaller.

A strong directive including a binding energy-saving target would be a big boost to economic growth but [if the changes are made] it will be weak, unambitious and full of holes.

The fact that some BORIS isoproteins can bind the same targets as CTCF (Fig. 7 and Fig. 8) prompted us to determine if the functional consequence of binding to a given target would be comparable for both CTCF and BORIS isoproteins.

Under the commission's plan, there was no target for energy efficiency, and – crucially – the UK was successful in ensuring that the renewables target would be binding only at the bloc level.

In an ideal situation, completely conserved primer binding sites could be targeted so DNA from all prey targeted would be amplified simultaneously, with equal efficiency.

Hitting that target would be a start.

The target would be subject to change.

One such group, Transport & Environment, said the ambition was justified because the car industry's previous warnings that binding targets would make cars unaffordable had been proved false.

Although these targets would not be internationally binding, they would be subject to outside verification.

Identification of TF binding motifs followed by bioinformatics screenings of possible binding sites would be necessary to predict downstream targets more accurately.

The higher geometric mean ratios and apparent lower plasma exposure of SU012662 could potentially have been related to low-capacity tight/target tissue binding sites, which would be only present after the first dose at very low concentrations with limited sampling.