Sentence examples for binding which can pose from inspiring English sources
m-DOTA barcoding requires the presence of free thiol groups on cell for binding, which can pose an issue in mass cytometry experiments as this binding to free thiol groups might also inhibit binding of other antibodies.
The key chains can leak petroleum distillates, which can pose an ingestion hazard to children.
Wholesalers are avoiding excess stockpiles, which can pose problems if the economy continues to slow.
Lead is added to avgas to prevent engine knock, which can pose safety problems during flight.
High total heterotrophic bacteria counts were detected at most sites which can pose health risk.
Furthermore, the initial sensor module consists of single electrodes and wires, which can pose severe difficulties.
(Microscopic bubble formation, which can pose a problem in these surgeries, was not investigated).
Anaphylactoid reactions are severe responses caused by direct action of substances (drugs, toxins), which can pose risks to life.
Parasites found in our research belong to the genus Porocephalus, which can pose a potential zoonotic risk.
G-rich DNA can adopt a four-stranded helical G-quadruplex (G4) DNA structure [ 7- 9], which can pose a barrier to replication fork progression if left unresolved.
