Sentence examples for bonding with the same from inspiring English sources
It appears that in conformation I, the strong interaction between the catalytic nitrogen atom of His and the hydroxyl moiety of covalent-orlistat greatly prevents water molecules from hydrogen bonding with the same atom of His and from adopting the proper orientation for activation and catalysis.
By December 1995, it had become impossible for NCB to continue to issue bonds with the same coupon as IBJ.
With such diversification, performance is less volatile over time than that of a single bond with the same average maturity, Mr. Volpert said.
What is more, market perceptions about the riskiness of bonds with the same rating became more diverse in times of stress.
Many observers warmly commend the Danish model, which features specialised mortgage lenders that observe strict loan-to-value limits, along with a system of matched funding in which each mortgage is financed by a specific bond with the same maturity and cash-flow characteristics.
This PET bond is actually backed by a regular J.C. Penney bond with the same interest rate and maturity.
FABs with an identical diameter, obtained under different EFO firing conditions, were ball bonded with the same wire bonding parameters established using design of experiments.
At the same time, this allows us to address issues relating to data correspondence, as bonds with the same URI are assured to be the same entity.
Example Bond Yield and Credit Risk A five-year corporate bond with a yield of 7% might not have the same credit risk as a 10-year corporate bond with the same yield of 7%.
Compared with weak hydrogen bonds with the same mole fraction, the strong hydrogen bonds lead to higher reversible crosslinking density and slower chain mobility of the elastomer; this enables higher energy dissipation as the elastomer is subjected to deformation.
By contrast, a portfolio of 5-year and 30-year bonds with the same duration currently has a break-even widening of 17 basis points, meaning that it will lose less of its value if corporate spreads widen.
