Sentence examples for bound properly from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, when all the chromosomes have bound properly to the spindle and the checkpoint is turned off, it seems that BubR1 is deacetylated.

Footprinting analyses also showed that Sp1ZF6(Arg)8 binds properly only to the discontinuous target sites, while Sp1ZF6(Gly)10 does not distinguish them.

If the holoenyzyme fails to contact the DNA in this way, the holoenzyme does not bind properly to the promoter and transcription does not start.

The reversed-phase H50 ProteinChip® array used in this study binds proteins by hydrophobic interaction, thus hydrophilic proteins will not bind properly to the arrays which may lead to poor detection.

We acknowledge the fact that the absence of amplification for some of these loci may be due to insufficient sequence conservation for the PCR primers to bind properly and not necessarily imply absence of the orthologous EVE locus in other species.

F2p mages may still be effective if you can bind properly.

Living organisms may take advantage of the effect to kick around proteins and other molecules until they bind together properly, Dr. Evans said.

I like to see pretty lining and if unlined, I like to see that the edges are properly bound.

Experts said that suggested the aluminum skin had not been properly bound together, leading to premature damage from fatigue.

At present, the referee tells the scrum-half to feed the ball when he is satisfied that the front rows are properly bound and the packs are square and stable.

With an ill-founded distrust of aging paper, librarians in the past half-century have microfilmed most of the old newspapers in their collections and then discarded the originals, as if there were no difference between a coil of microfilm, itself vulnerable to deterioration, and a properly bound volume of, say, The New York Tribune in the days when Riis was its police reporter.