Sentence examples for contribution of bound from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, while the time course of the contribution of free NAD(P H is similar between in vivo and ex vivo measurements, ex vivo data evidence a significant difference between the control and MCD diet samples as to the contribution of bound NAD(P H, likely to be ascribed to a decrease in the presence of mitochondrial binding sites in altered livers [ 20].

An important caveat in our measurements of enzyme activity is the contribution of enzyme bound to substrate, which could not contribute to our assays of enzyme activity.

Therefore, there is the need to understand the contribution of these bound aroma compounds to the overall aroma of a given fruit.

This argues for a contribution of RNA bound probe to the FISH signal in this experiment without RNase digestion.

Little is currently known, however, about the relative amounts or contribution of membrane bound TNF-α to myocardial homeostasis in humans.

We used this assay to understand the relative contribution of membrane bound DPP-4 (CD26), which is expressed on CD14neg, but not on CD14pos PACs.

Thus, the fact that, in spite of a probable larger contribution of singly bound receptors, averaged bursts are longer in RT neurons further suggests that in this nucleus the bursting mode of single-channel activity is more pronounced than in VB neurons.

Recognition of this has bound Americans together.

A pivotal contribution, indeed, bound to create unparalleled enthusiasm in Greece for widespread reform.

However, Russell's idea that the propositional contribution of the verb binds the constituents together (in different ways in the case of our pair of sentences) is hard to understand.

Because IOS were able to bind to cellulose, the contribution of cellulose-bound IOS in inhibition cannot be excluded.