Sentence examples for distinctly bound from inspiring English sources

It means, most damningly, that black people are not distinctly bound to each other.

The software identifies distinctly bound sites based on affinity data.

These data suggest that the long-range remodelling of the FLO1 promoter and upstream chromatin requires distinctly bound Cyc8 Tup1and Swi Snf and is mediated by histone acetylation.

These data suggest that distinctly bound Cyc8 Tup1 cooperates with Hda1p and Rpd3p to establish or maintain an extensive array of strongly positioned, deacetylated nucleosomes over the FLO1 promoter and upstream region which inhibit histone acetylation, block Swi Snf binding and prevent transcription.

T. reesei Cel7A distinctly binds to what seems to be dislocations in spruce pulp fibers.

For example, a recent study found a number of proteins that distinctly bind either 5-methyl or 5-hydroxy-methylcytosine (Spruijt et al, 2013).

In addition, RXRα-PPARα distinctly binds to the genes that are involved in fatty acid metabolic processes, and RXRα-LXR is more prone to bind to the genes that participate in steroid metabolic process.

The HOME Scale is distinctly Euro-North American culture bound.

From its 7th-century BC beginnings in western Anatolia, ancient coinage was viewed not as distinctly secular, but as a form of communal trust bound up in the ties expressed by religion.

Mr. Apted's first film here, "Coal Miner's Daughter" (a musical adaptation of it is Broadway bound), was one of several he's done that tell distinctly American stories.

In the event he exited not so much with a bound as a whimper, fouling on his second jump and producing a distinctly bounce-free final attempt before exiting the stadium with head bowed.