Sentence examples for bound with a slow from inspiring English sources
Despite differences in affinity, it was noticeable that all domains bound with a slow off rate.
Miss Harkins is 18 and college bound with a scholarship.
— and bound with a white balsamic vinaigrette for some sass.
We just bound with a classical union bound: (19).
The YSX monobody bound with higher affinity, a slower off rate and a more favorable enthalpic contribution than the YS monobody.
The other half was injected on the F4 to remove proteins binding with fast exchange kinetics, that is, the soft corona; leaving only proteins bound with slow exchange kinetics, i.e. the hard corona, to be coisolated with the SPIONs by F4.
Those bound with slower exchange kinetics have longer residence time on the NPs, forming the hard corona, and should be more resistant to environmental changes.
This is bound to be a slow transition, even with signs as strong as they are, so stay attuned to the latest developments, and be ready to adapt your online marketing strategy gradually.
Unfortunately for us, today is the first day of Spring Break so it's bound to be a slow day.
The corpse was packed in ice and bound with tape, apparently in an attempt to slow its decomposition and, Miles believes, to try to alter the perceived time of death.
Hence one may observe that the increase of AX occurs in two phases, a fast phase where it binds with free X and a slow phase where it relies on dissociation of BX.
