Sentence examples for bound with a single from inspiring English sources
Somehow Ms. Cornejo is able to repeat certain styles — her loose-fitting dresses bound with a single wide strap, a pair of leather bicycle shorts — and yet, because of her design vision and skill, she always makes them seem just a little bit new.
A myriad of different metabolic pathways and processes associates with peroxisomes, i.e. relatively simple cytoplasmic organelles (0.1 1.0 µm in diameter), bound with a single membrane and missing DNA.
To explore the role of the two ISWIs in the observed nucleosome repositioning activity, we used the determined stoichiometric binding constants to quantify the fraction of nucleosomes bound with a single ISWI and the fraction bound with two ISWIs.
Furthermore, the formation of Hsp90 complexes bound with a single Hop monomer supports the finding that a single Hop molecule can inhibit the ATPase activity of Hsp90, while simultaneously allowing access of immunophillins and progression of the chaperone cycle [25].
Using the determined stoichiometric binding constants, we are able to determine the fraction of nucleosomes bound with a single ISWI and the fraction bound with two ISWIs (Table 3 of the Supporting Information); we denote these species as PN and P2N, respectively.
The polymer could be bound with a single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) by electrostatic interactions and hydrophobic interactions to form a fluorescent complex probe for the detection of DNA hybridization.
In other cases, apparently loose fitting ligands actually bind with a single effective pose.
Therefore, depending upon Mg2+ concentration, PKA can have ATP bound with either a single activating ion or both activating and inhibitory ions.
The fifty-eight pages are sewn in a single gathering and bound with a sheet of old vellum, which is now partially discolored from use.
Single user bound with a 1dB off is obtained in Block-PIC at a BER of 1e-03.
It is clear, then, that rhetoric is not bound up with a single definite class of subjects, but is as universal as dialectic; it is clear, also, that it is useful.
