Sentence examples for bound by measures from inspiring English sources
By not opting in now but reviewing our position when the directive is agreed, we can choose to benefit from being part of a directive that is helpful but avoid being bound by measures that are against our interests".
Mrs May told MPs last October that the government did not need to be bound by the measures because while some were useful, others were entirely defunct.
Because approximately 89% of these genes were bound by σ, we measured the intensity of σ binding in Δ rpoS during stationary phase with ChIP-chip experiments, and compared the binding intensity between up-regulated and down-regulated genes.
The ρ 2 measure is bound by zero and one.
Source: Marketwatch Housing: Most recent GDP reports show investment in residential homes remains at historically low levels (around 2% instead of its normal range of around 5%) but remember, this measure is bound by zero and so it's unlikely to get much worse.
Thus, by using presented equations it is possible to predict elastic properties of cement bound aggregate by measuring just one of the relevant parameters.
The portraits, due March 12, are bound by just two restrictions; they must measure 16 by 22 inches and be two-dimensional.
Citing the 2004 hurricane in Grenada that destroyed over 200percentt of her country's GDP, Ambassador Williams argued that AOSIS would not do anything to compromise the outcomes that it seeks: legal outcome with substance and equal measure emission cuts bound by financing.
Of the 153 lysosomal genes whose loci are bound by Stat6 according to the current measure, 46% are among the genes whose mRNA levels were significantly reduced in Stat6-deficient macrophages grown with IL-4 (see Figure 5 and Additional file 9).
Cohesion of the resulting circular DNAs was then measured cytologically using operator arrays bound by repressor proteins fused to GFP.
"It is an excellent medium to measure hormones and steroids which are not bound by carrier proteins in the blood," says Sister.
