Sentence examples for bound to the rest from inspiring English sources

tepidum behave autonomously, and are able to transmit calcium-ion induced conformational changes to BChls bound to the rest of a foreign antenna complex.

Critically, May and the Conservatives only have a majority in Parliament because they have the support, in key votes, of the Democratic Unionist Party, whose cause is to keep Northern Ireland tightly bound to the rest of the United Kingdom.

This cultural division is a very real one, yet Mexico and Central America (including the Caribbean) are bound to the rest of North America by strong ties of physical geography.

We have a stake in Russia's success and we look forward to the day when Russia is fully reformed, fully democratic and closely bound to the rest of Europe.

"We have a stake in Russia's success," he added, "and we look forward to the day when Russia is fully reformed, fully democratic, and closely bound to the rest of Europe".

Here, it is interesting to note the higher number of protease residues in NC-p1V82A and AP2VNC-p1V82A possessing higher correlations with those in the wild-type complex structures bound to the rest of the natural substrates.

Recent studies have pointed out that the SH3 domain can act not only as a recruiting module but also can regulate protein conformation and function through an autoinhibition mechanism in which the SH3 domain intramolecularly binds to the rest of the protein resulting in a closed, inactive conformation.

Among the genes that were up-regulated by LSD1 RNAi, we confirmed that keratin 17 (KRT17) was a REST-responsive gene, because REST directly bound to the promoter of KRT17 as demonstrated by chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) (Figure 2A).

When the neurons are resting, ATP is likely bound to the ARD, increasing TRPV1 sensitivity.

Although they would compete for resources, one type of life is not necessarily bound to eliminate the rest.

Using chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP), we further show that NR2F6 directly binds to the Il2 promoter in resting wild-type CD8+ T cells; its DNA-binding capability is reduced in a dose-dependent manner upon CD3/CD28 cross-linking.