Sentence examples for binding term from inspiring English sources

Mr. Montebourg's modest ambition is to transform the French political system: more accountability for politicians, legally binding term limits, an independent judiciary, a stronger Parliament and more referendums to put power in the hands of citizens.

In the Molecular Function category, proteins with "protein binding" as their only leaf term were excluded from the analysis because the protein binding term was not considered informative (results that include those proteins are presented in Supplementary Fig. 3).

Top predictor performance, based on maximum F-measure and calculated over all targets, is shown in Figure 2 (precision-recall curves are shown in Supplementary Fig. 2; the performance evaluation for the Molecular Function ontology when proteins annotated with only the "protein binding" term were included is shown in Supplementary Fig. 3).

However, the contribution of charge transfer on the enthaplic binding term is dependent on the wave function used.

The information we have is that the deal is now under a binding term sheet and will close in 2-3 weeks, and there is nothing that can really derail it at this point.

The relative proportion of the specific binding term in Cbrain, i.e. the target-bound fraction (ftb), is derived from Eq. 1 (Eq. 2) and simplifies under the conditions of Cu,brainISF < < Kd (Eq. 3).

In this situation, the subunit that does not bind DNA alone could be annotated to appropriate 'sequence-specific DNA binding' terms using the qualifier 'contributes_to' to indicate that it contributes to the DNA binding of the heterodimer.

In general, the prediction of terms associated with binding showed lower AUC values, even though proteins were biased toward being annotated with binding terms.

These protesters want the city to require more community investment — and under more binding terms — from the tech companies that benefit from San Francisco's tax breaks.

That is when the binding terms of the Kyoto Protocol — the treaty adopted by most industrialized countries, but rejected by the United States and Australia — expires.

The United States never ratified that agreement, and its binding terms do not apply to China, India, and other emerging powers that are projected to account for nearly all growth in emissions in the next few decades.