Sentence examples for bound to the left from inspiring English sources

In 2016 Grant told the ABC he was "not ideologically bound" to the left and that the National party shared "many core common interests" with Indigenous people, but ruled out standing as a candidate for them.

DNA-labeled crosslinks between Fis-Q21C and the Hin protomers bound to the left half-site of hix1 (hix1L ) and the right half-site of hix2 (hix2R ) are observed (red outlines).

He tried to advance the ball, hit a tree and watched the ball bound to the left into the rough.

Two of these selected myosin heads bound to either the left or right side of the actin target zones; these are the primary class averages.

"But my faith is utterly and inextricably bound to my left of centre, human-centric politics".

PAGE 1 FRANCE'S LEFT In "Left in Dark Times," Bernard-Henri L? feels bound to vindicate the French left and to say that it requires a makeover.

(c) Intracellular views of the ETB receptors bound to K-8794 (left) and bosentan (middle), and in the ligand-free form (right). Sulfate ions are shown as sticks, and hydrogen-bonding interactions are indicated by black dashed lines.

Furthermore, adding MLE to the loading procedure leads to a strong increase of NY-ESO-1 89-101 bound to HLA-DR1 (left panels) and to a lower extent also of NY-ESO-1 119–143 bound to HLA-DR4 (right panels).

Hence, as shown in Figure 8b, the directional rule indicated that the motor domains are bound to actin at their left flank, provided that the M5-HMM molecule faces the advancing direction.

Will Shimon Peres, a former prime minister, enter the race from the left, a move that is bound to splinter the peace camp and weaken Mr. Barak's already weak chance at winning re-election?

The bottom right is therefore highly autoreactive cells in a sterile environment that are bound to proliferate while the top left of the diagram is cells with low autoreactivity suppressed by a filthy environment.