Sentence examples for considers a binding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corzine's spokesman, Tom Shea, said the candidate intended to place his assets in a blind trust if he is elected, rather than violate the confidentiality agreement, which Mr. Corzine considers a binding contract.

However, the church now uses water instead of wine in the sacrament, and since 1851, the Word of Wisdom's advice for wise living has been considered "a binding commandment on all Church members".

Groups of residues that contained more than or equal to two binding residues were considered a binding residue template (see Figures 9 and 10).

We only consider a binding as real if its p-value is less than 0.001, according to the original authors [ 56].

Using ChIP-seq data for the same TF from a number of cell lines, one would consider a binding site constitutive if it were found in a sufficiently high proportion of the available cell lines/types.

Each bid you make on eBay is considered a binding contract, and you will be given a poor rating (or possibly worse) if you back out on a winning bid.

This review considers a ligand-binding transcription factor from Escherichia coli, NikR, 1 and how proposed mechanisms for NikR binding to DNA relate to current theories of how transcription factors find their specific DNA binding sites in the vast expanse of the genome.

A CTCF binding site was considered a constitutive binding site when the same motif site was present in more than 90% of the 55 cell lines.

We consider a monomer binding and thus we assume that the binding rate is given by βn, where n is the number of proteins in the system, and the rate of switching the gene on (unbinding) is denoted by α; see Fig.  1.

A binding site with match score higher than Q2 is considered a true binding site.

Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who considers himself a binding figure between Sunnis and Shiites, called the event "bitter and sad," and blamed foreign intelligence agencies for the destruction of the shrine.