Sentence examples for bound to preserve from inspiring English sources

The FNIII9-10 OCN anchorage to the HA-mineralized fiber was observed to be highly specific and tightly bound to preserve stability over a long period.

For each subscale item selection was bound to preserve reliability, with Cronbach's alpha above 0.70 [ 25] and a minimum of four items per subscale.

Extraction of lyophilized photosystem I complex with diethyl ether depleted more than 90% chlorophyll (Chl) molecules bound to the complex, preserving the photochemical electron transfer activity from the primary electron donor P700 to the acceptor chlorophyll A0.

These degradation conditions ensure that in nucleosomal DNA experiments only the linker DNA is digested, most of the degraded sample corresponds to mononucleosomes, and integrity of DNA bound to histones is preserved.

This complex remains bound to ICRs throughout preimplantation development, preserving the 5-mCs in an environment poised to reprogram and demethylate genomes (Figs. 1 and  2).

Amid increasing globalization, efforts to preserve some cultural exceptionalism are bound to gain momentum.

Biotinylated primers were bound to the beads in numbers small enough to preserve ample streptavidin binding sites for the downstream antibody binding step.

Secondary and tertiary structure features of proteins were preserved even when they were chemically bound to Ag atoms at the surface of the NPs.

Under Article II of the Constitution, the president is bound by oath to "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution".

Under disastrous bed-separation water, there is bound to be a buffer layer (h0 in Fig. 1), which preserves water to accumulate in the bed separation.

In that study, a nonselective HDAC inhibitor bound to sepharose beads was added to cell lysates under conditions that preserved the integrity of protein complexes.