Sentence examples for bound to be reduced from inspiring English sources
Friedrich Cerha – who looks like something the Grimm brothers might have invented and placed in the deep woods to ask riddles of passing maidens in distress – is bound to be reduced to his association with Alban Berg by way of having completed Berg's opera, Lulu.
"If these are put in place, the number of young people being admitted to A&E due to drinking is bound to be reduced and money saved". A spokesperson from the Department of Health said: "This report shows the devastating impact that alcohol has on the lives young people who drink too much.
Its liberal dividend policy of paying $10 billion in cash to shareholders is bound to be reduced to conserve cash for the costs of cleanup, law suits and capital expenditures to put its deep water projects in a safe and secure condition.
It chose a single bound rate of 40percentt for all agricultural products except for rice and milk powder (bound at 60percentto- to be reduced to 46percentt by 2005).
Further, logistical limitations reduced the overall exposure of the CityScope tool: due to the physical size of CityScope, workshops were bound to be held at HCU; this naturally reduced the number of potential remote participants, thus contributing to a selection bias which is well-known in public participation projects.
These results implied that a significant portion of active CYP (i.e., CYP able to be reduced and bind CO) was present in the oligomeric state.
The solution receiving the kodecytes can be serum or contain lipids, however stability of the membrane bound FSLs may be reduced.
The lowest energy model was then used as the starting point for a molecular dynamics simulation run, in which the distance between the oxygen in the sidechain hydroxyl group of T288 and the γ-phosphate of the AMPPCP moiety bound to monomer I was reduced to 3 Å.
Binding to RSK2 was reduced to the greatest extent by mutation of amino acids 36 39, followed by mutations of amino acids 40 43 and amino acids 44 48.
The ability to bind to fibrinogen was reduced by 49% to 57% in ΔfbsA mutants, and by 78% to 80% in ΔfbsB mutants, suggesting that FbsB protein plays a greater role in the fibrinogen-binding ability of CC17 strains.
However, our study cannot differentiate whether PGZ-induced complex I fragmentation was the result of the reduced amount of prohibitin or, on the contrary, prohibitin bound to complex I was reduced because PGZ had decreased fully assembled complex I.
