Sentence examples for bound to adopt from inspiring English sources

Over time, other studios are bound to adopt similar strategies.

The coalition government is not bound to adopt Lord Browne's proposals.

Most of these countries also look positively on what France and Germany have done to safeguard the currency they are bound to adopt, according to André Sapir, a senior fellow at Bruegel, a think tank based in Brussels.

It is also treaty-bound to adopt the euro, though joining makes no economic sense.

The other eight member states not yet in the euro are treaty-bound to adopt it.

The accuracy of the analytics is to certain extent fixed and bound to the adopted distribution functions for perturbing the data.

More importantly, the recently solved structure of PrfA bound to GSH adopts the similar active conformation to PrfA-DNA-GSH complex, in contrast to the inactive conformation of the PrfA in free state (Hall et al., 2016).

The second question is why Israel did not agree weeks ago to negotiate an upgrade in the status of Palestine in the 193-member Genoral Assembly, where nonene has veto rights and the measure was bound to be adopted.

UDP bound to AfUGMF66A adopts the same conformation and interactions that are observed in the wild-type complex.

Despite little primary sequence similarity between the IgFLNa21-binding portions of the integrin β7 tail and IgFLNa20, when bound to IgFLNa21 they adopt very similar structures (r.m.s.d. 0.74 Å for nine Cα atoms) and bury comparable areas (727 A for IgFLNa20 and 667 A for β7) of accessible surface on the CD face of IgFLNa21.

On the other side, the RXRα LBD bound to LG100754 adopts an antagonistic conformation with H12 pointing to the solvent and preventing the coactivator peptide from binding to RXR.