Sentence examples for bond from one from inspiring English sources

"It's a much different bond from one in which school taxes pay off the bondholders," said David Baldt, managing director of Deutsche Asset Management.

The pyrazole amide of BDP5290 displaces one of the three pocket waters, with the ligand carbonyl taking its place and accepting a hydrogen bond from one of the other two waters.

FAD is bound by 12 hydrogen bonds from one protomer, while the second protomer adds another two hydrogen bonds and two salt bridges to binding of the pyrophosphate moiety and the adenine ring.

From the time they were eight years old, Craig and Senzel formed a tight bond from facing one another through their college days.

Compare the E values, spectral counts, and intensities of these potentially conflicting identification results to try to distinguish a native disulfide bond from scrambled ones.

Because Pro can form H-bonds from only one side of the peptide linkage (that containing the C=O H-bond acceptor), only one of the two Pro-containing strands can favorably add to the sheet on each side.

Structural calculations were conducted with Cyana 2.1 using 986 intramolecular and five intermolecular distance restraints derived from C-edited NOESY and N-edited and N-edited C-filtered NOESY spectra, 150 pairs of backbone torsion angle restraints derived from TALOS, 38 restraints for hydrogen bonds, and the restraints from one disulfide bond between Cys38 and Cys99.

We bonded from day one.

Although we totally bonded from day one and became close friends -- he became my mentor back then -- we had extremely different experiences of that show.

Increasing the number of double bonds in the chain from one to four had little effect on binding, dissociation constants for oleic acid and arachidonic acid, for example, being 2.9 ± 0.2 and 3.0 ± 0.4 μM, respectively.

Mr. Franks's visible role also put Republicans in an awkward position, since several of them have already criticized the governor's plan, likening the bond issue to borrowing from one credit card to pay for another.