Sentence examples for especially bound from inspiring English sources

Warfarin and ibuprofen especially bound to site I and site II, respectively, were chosen as the site markers [23, 44].

While his personal contact with America was only for a brief space, his life became a strenuous upholding of American ideas: if government of, by, and for the people is the principle which English-speaking men feel especially bound to maintain, the life and death of Vane contributed powerfully to cause this idea to prevail.

Especially bound state problems involving more than two constituents, starting with but not limited to baryons in a three-quark setup, need efficient methods to perform sophisticated numerical studies.

My undergraduate students, especially those bound for medical school, often ask why they have to study evolution.

There is nothing more difficult than persuading people to give up long-held cultural practices, especially those bound up in taboo subjects like sex.

In this song, the command that boys don't cry feels especially cruel, bound up with a version of masculinity in which fathers must never be missed, or mourned.

To keep planes flying nearly full, preferably with higher-revenue and especially internationally bound customers, airlines have sharply cut flights and reduced service at midsize and smaller domestic airports.

Sediment OM generally decreases iodine mobility, especially when bound to larger organic moieties.

After a while, some trimers, especially weakly bound trimers caged in the holes, were removed from the lipid membrane.

But the casual, organic way in which this particular group came together around Ms. Goodyear is a window into the way New York can be a small town, the way strangers become a community, the way books, reading and, especially, stories bind people together.

Furthermore, especially antibodies bind to their antigens very strongly, thus limiting reversibility of the recognition process.