Sentence examples for bound to resolve from inspiring English sources

The latest spat between India and China is bound to resolve itself this year, one way or another.

"I've always believed that while the Oslo process is bound to resolve the 1967 problem -- the West Bank, Gaza, Jerusalem -- it also highlights that some aspects of 1948 are still unresolved".

The South China Sea incident was bound to be resolved sooner or later (though a double "very sorry" letter from the Clinton Administration probably wouldn't have been treated as such a triumph by the American media).

And even as he called for "time bound" talks to resolve the nuclear standoff, he skipped a lunch at which he might have had the chance to meet President Obama and shake his hand.

However, our view recently changed when a second crystal structure was reported, in which a P2X receptor was bound to ATP and resolved in an open channel conformation.

The X-ray structure of this compound bound to yeast 20S resolved at 2.6 Å is shown in Figure 9.

Following the Supreme Court's rejection of a plea by the football player Maurice Clarett to be allowed to enter the N.F.L. draft after his sophomore year at Ohio State, it's bound to strengthen the resolve of David Stern, the N.B.A. commissioner, to enact a minimum age requirement of 20 for his draft.

Here, the conformations of free GD2, and of GD2 bound to mAb 3F8, were resolved by saturation transfer difference NMR and molecular modeling.

The proteins bound to the beads were resolved in 10% SDS-PAGE and blotted to a nylon filter film.

LASP-1 or LIM domain that directly bound to CXCR2-CTD were resolved by 10% or 15% SDS-PAGE and analyzed by Western blot analysis.

Genomic DNA was separated on a cesium-chloride cushion to resolve proteins covalently bound to DNA from free proteins.