Sentence examples for bound to the normal from inspiring English sources

Trump once again demonstrated that he is not bound to the normal rules of campaigning, Ben Carson's knowledge of foreign policy is shaky at best, and Ted Cruz still can't get any of the other candidates to tolerate him.

Except for KDED19, KC2D4 and KC2D8, which bind to most of the cell lines tested, the rest of the aptamers are very specific to only CRC, with some recognizing a particular CRC cell line, as demonstrated by the specificity assays, but none of them bound to the normal fresh colon and normal colonic epithelial cell line, demonstrating that the target markers of these aptamers are disease-related.

This was partly confirmed by the analysis, and bound to the driving condition exceeding normal driving (as in performing the task), which is in line with previous results [13].

The amount of anti-PLVAP Fab-TF that bound to the endothelial cells of normal organs might be too low and quickly inactivated by tissue factor pathway inhibitor.

In normal conditions, GRP78 is bound to the molecules of UPR sensors.

The cellular translation machinery removes all the EJCs bound to a normal mRNA during the production of proteins.

Lu and his colleagues developed antibodies that bind to either the normal or misshapen tau only, and used them to study their relative levels in the brains of deceased football players and military veterans who had suffered from CTE.

In such a context, violence like the recent wave of attacks in Jerusalem and the West Bank is virtually bound to become normal.

The binding rate of p53 to Mdm2 was set so that about 95% of the pool of p53 is bound to Mdm2 under normal conditions and the dissociation rate was set to 100 molecules which corresponds to about 277 nM, assuming the cell volume to be 0.6 μm.

Results reveal how the fluorescence of ANS increases substantially when it is bound to normal albumin, (providing evidence of a partially folded state in the commercial albumin).

First, both antibodies bound to normal, as well as expanded, polyQ in huntingtin exon 1 fusion proteins.