Sentence examples for either bind from inspiring English sources

Hence, the effect of the decoction on their binding suggest that it may contain some compound(s), which either bind to the common antigenic moiety of these toxins or may directly block the GM1 on the cell membrane thereby inhibiting their binding to the receptor.

Biometric cryptosystems either bind secrets into biometric data to form a secure biometric template or generate secrets from biometric data with the help of some auxiliary data.

Tours and seminars either bind the people of a region together through sympathetic and respectful outsiders, or they serve to further divide people.

Cdc20 can either bind the APC (forming active APCCdc20-complex), or be sequestered by some diffusible inhibitory factor "M" (giving rise to a sequestered Cdc20, "MCdc20"), (figure 4A).

The activated GR can either bind directly to target DNA sequences, or via a tethering mechanism to other, DNA-bound transcription factors, including NFkB, AP-1, HNF4, C/EBP and ets [18], [23], [24].

This notwithstanding, we are able to show here that, if PfCRT is a carrier, it can only transport protonated or di-protonated chloroquine molecules and that choloroquine can either bind heme or heme related species in the digestive vacuole regardless of its charge or in its neutral form.

Similarly, two modes of binding to gp120 can be envisioned where CVN either binds gp120 solely through the high affinity site, or binds divalently using both carbohydrate binding sites.

"If that is the case you are either bound to fail or be very unhappy in the process".

For 13 years she was locked in a dark room, either bound to a chair or tied into a sleeping bag.

In their structures, CIII dimer either binds to one CIV or two CIV at different sides, the total structure showing a two-fold symmetry.

The observed SWI/SNF nucleosome binding mode is highly distinct from the prevailing model in which nucleosomes are either bound in a cleft of SWI/SNF (Dechassa et al., 2008) or are caged by RSC (Chaban et al., 2008).