Sentence examples for bound to a set from inspiring English sources

In this way, we determined that PARP3 is bound to a set of 2205 regions (false discovery rate = 0.005) surrounding 1815 unique protein coding genes and 12 miRNAs by less than 10 kilobases.

The Identifier Translation Agency and the Privacy and Confidentiality Protection Committees should also be legislatively bound to a set of operational rules which make explicit the ethical standards against which proposals to link information held by other elements of the system are evaluated.

Care group B, podiatrist "You are bound to a set of rules, which is good on the one hand, that you have certain guidelines to provide care, that they say: We expect you to do this for each patient every year.

On the other hand, however, several interviewees thought that, due to the obligatory use of care protocols, some patients received more and others less care than necessary: "You are bound to a set of rules, which is good on the one hand, that you have certain guidelines to provide care, that they say: We expect you to do this for each patient every year.

Aub also binds to a set of stable mRNAs and might mediate their regulation through a different mechanism.

As chaotic as the pieces look they are still bound to a specific set of rules.

For example, Clone 40 bound to a similar set of sites as Clones 29 and 39, but with higher affinity.

Sequence analysis showed that anti-FLAG M2 affinity matrix bound to a different set of hookworm genome fragments (Table S2).

While we observed c-Myc binding to mainly active genes in ES cells, c-Myc was bound to a minimal set of inactive genes.

To estimate the size of the habitat-specific γ-diversity, we intersected the total γ-diversity in a region with the lists of all species bound to a certain set of environmental conditions, following the approach proposed by Ewald [54], who used Beals' index.

Therefore, it appears that although some GO terms were enriched with more than one of the proteins, it is not because these proteins bound to a common set of messages that connects to one particular GO term, but rather that they were associated with different messages that belong to the same functional class.