Sentence examples for change bound from inspiring English sources

EGF66-Fc and other EGF variants having the Asp310Lys change bound to PCSK9 in a Ca2 +-independent fashion.

A formalization of this idea takes the form of an Ockham Theorem: A theorem that shows (under appropriate restrictions) that an inductive method achieves the best mind change bound possible for a given problem if and only if the method is the Ockham method, that is, it selects the simplest hypothesis consistent with the data.

In contrast all of the H5 HA proteins bound to fewer cells and of the cells bound the majority were ciliated although the mutants containing the G228S change bound to some cells that were non-ciliated (dark blue).

Transducin laterally diffuses on the surface of disk membrane, interacts with activated rhodopsin (the spectroscopic intermediate metarhodopsin II) and changes bound GDP for GTP (reviewed in 24, 27, 28).

In 1992, most of the world's countries, including the US and China, signed the UN framework convention on climate change, which bound them to tackle climate change but did not include specific measures to do so.

But with a spotlight on FIFA's practices, the status quo will surely have to change, and with Blatter in the driver's seat that change is bound to be careful and measured.

SNF likely undergoes conformational changes upon RNA binding, as well, much as U1A RRM1 undergoes a conformational change when bound to SLII (loop 3 protrudes through the RNA loop).

Newness and change were bound to be for the better.

If you all keep voicing your opinions and continue to protest, then change is bound to happen.

"Any major life change is bound to make you grow as a writer because you have more experience to draw on.

But in an area that just a year ago could not be reached by cellphone, any change is bound to be alarming.