Sentence examples for bound at which from inspiring English sources

"Ageism" was coined in 1969, two years after the Federal Discrimination in Employment Act set forty as the lower bound at which workers could complain of it.

The active site continues to change until the substrate is completely bound, at which point the final shape and charge distribution is determined.

H-NS and its paralogue StpA are two of the main chromosome structural proteins in E.coli, which bind AT-rich DNA sequences with overlapped specificity; H-NS binds to more than 1000 genes when repressing the transcription of the target DNA region [12].

It also depicts that when the system has hardware impairments, the instantaneous capacity has an upper bound at high SNRs which is proved by (25).

an acetate bound at the G-site, which resembles the γ-carboxyl moiety of GSH, and a glycerol at the H-site, which shares the backbone of AsA.

However, the periplasmic Na+ ions quickly entered the SF and bound at two favorable sites, which were named as SHFS and SCEN respectively.

For each transcript, the PCR reaction consisted of a forward and reverse primer, which were designed to amplify a cDNA sequence of ∼100 bp spanning an exon boundary specific to the transcript, and a dye-emitting probe, which bound at a sequence overlaying this exon boundary.

For III-01, binding increased with III-01a, most notably with mD1D2, which bound at levels similar to CRP.

Using a P value cutoff of 0.005 for significant binding, we used a total of 6,459 binding sites for 118 transcription factors which bound at least one of the S. cerevisiae syntenic intergenic regions.

As for active sites of enzymes, cryocooling should increase the fraction of ligands bound at the cryptic sites, which creates a potential advantage for identifying weak cryptic-site binders that can be developed to affect allosteric responses.

UDP-N-acetylglucosamine and Mg2+ are bound at the uridyltransferase active site, which is in a closed form.