The phrase "considered as binding" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing rules, laws, or agreements that are expected to be followed or adhered to. Example: The terms and conditions of the contract were considered as binding and any breach would result in legal action.
But some legal experts said that the governor would have a better chance of winning a court fight over layoffs, because the deal with unions was not part of a collective bargaining agreement and might not be considered as binding as if it had been included in a labor contract.
Thus, Bodin's sovereign was restricted by the constitutional law of the state and by the higher law that was considered as binding upon every human being.
Only proteins not appearing in the negative control and found repeatedly in at least 2 pulldown experiments were considered as binding partners of hERK1.
Formed elements in the blood (e.g., platelets and leukocytes) were also ignored but could be considered as binding sites and/or sources for the soluble species in future model extensions.
Saying in his will that he considered engagement as binding as marriage, he left all his possessions to Regine (she did not accept them, however, since she had married long before Kierkegaard died).
For small molecules, only the binding pockets are considered as potential binding sites and a prediction is made for each pocket as to whether or not it binds a particular ligand, based on the properties of the pocket.
The binding to native LDL was considered as nonspecific binding.
We assume that an evolution of specific TF-DNA interaction in the genome can be considered as stochastic binding and dissociation events while taking into account two binding and two dissociation transition probabilities.
In case of the equilibrium binding studies with the GpL fusion proteins of the various TRAIL variants and Hek293 cells transiently transfected with the various TRAIL receptors, binding to cells transfected with empty vector was considered as nonspecific binding due to the low expression of the endogenous receptors.
Our data showed that approximately half of all identified p63 binding sites were co-occupied by H3K27ac and are considered as active binding sites (Fig 2A).
Autodock4 and LigandFit were used to identify the binding site(s) of GF in tubulin and only the binding sites that were identified by the two methods were considered as putative binding sites.
