Sentence examples for improper bonding from inspiring English sources

Moreover, improper bonding at the cement/rubber interface is shown to result in poor strength characteristics.

He claimed that the tire came apart because of improper bonding of the steel belts to the tread.

Was the company rehabilitated because it had cultivated an improper bond with the Labour Party?

Justice Michael J. Obus, the administrative judge in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, said he periodically received complaints from judges about seemingly improper bond revocations.

Most of them have improper bond's length and have the biggest chance to be aromatic.

The difference in Kd [cNTP] and Kd [ncNTP] is probably due to improper hydrogen bonding with the template base in the case of ncNTP and is in agreement with theoretical calculations of base pair formation between non-cognate nucleotide bases [ 18].

"It would be very improper" if Bonds were suspended, Moss said, "because he would prejudice the legal proceeding.

Mr. Breeden was said to be interested in getting Mr. Milken's cooperation in the commission's investigation into the role that possibly improper junk bond deals played in the savings and loan crisis.

In addition, ROS may be formed as a consequence of the glutathione (GSH) depletion that occurs as GSH reduces unstable and improper disulphide bonds.

Misfolding can result in degradation or retention in the ER and Golgi, respectively [ 122], and the formation of improper disulfide bonds are one possible reason for the small percentage of active enzyme produced, for example in relation to the secreted fraction in the case of T. reesei CBH1 expressed in P. pastoris [ 123].

This result indicates that the C-H...O H-bond in complex IV is not a classical red-shifting H-bond but an improper blue-shifting H-bond [67 69].