Sentence examples for for binding only from inspiring English sources

The obtained results showed that the intended process for metals removal, which was precipitation of metal sulfides, was responsible for binding only a minor fraction of metals.

Indeed, spectrophotometric measurements suggest that most BGT is available for binding only during the first few hours upon injection (not shown).

Shorter lengths of ssDNA were tested for binding: only when the length is reduced to 20 bases is the affinity significantly reduced.

In case of multiple cellular localization (e.g. GRB2 protein can be found in nucleus, cytoplasm, endosome and golgi apparatus), we consider a peptide eligible for binding only if it shares at least one of the localization term with the domain-containing proteins.

This approach provided not only evidence for binding, but also showed that HIgG binding to the S-layer follows the p4 lattice symmetry (Fig. 4B).

It was suggested that the binding of CBP21 to chitin led to the disruption of the crystalline substrate structure through specific polar interactions that were not only important for binding, but also for alteration of the substrate structure [ 29].

It was reported that the active site was fully available for substrate binding only when the protein was in the active and open conformation [16], and hence the Rv0045c protein adopts an inactive closed conformation at low temperatures, causing the enzyme activity to be extremely low.

The dominant criticism of HTPS applies to QSAR as well – it tests for receptor binding only.

Of those residues, which are crucial for FasL binding, only two residues are found in the antibody epitope, namely Fas_81F and Fas_86R.

We agree that our tone was unnecessarily exaggerated, and have modified the introduction to make it clear that we do not think that every RNC in the cell can act as a sink for SRP binding, only those with short nascent chains that aren't exposing a signal sequence.

But I would like to know whether [the proposal] would be binding only for mitigation and whether it will be same for Annex-1 [industrialised] and non-Annex1 [developing] countries.