Sentence examples similar to integrally bound to from inspiring English sources
The tumoricidal effect is produced by beta particles emitted from 90Y incorporated on the surface of the resin matrix or integrally bound within the microsphere matrix, in the case of glass beads.
Similarly, manganese, rather than cobalt, is likely the physiologically relevant ion for E. coli iPGM also since it has been found integrally bound in this enzyme [6] and is the more abundant ion in the cell [45].
In these products, chrysotile is integrally bound into the cement particles and matrix with little or no opportunity for release as individual fibers.
Optical fibers and a tungsten wire were tightly bound to each other and integrally coated with a smooth, thin layer of glass.
It is the Attorney General's position that the jurisdiction of the SPB to prescribe classifications for civil service positions is so integrally bound up with the setting of salaries that the legislative attempt through SEERA to subject the salary-setting function to the bargaining process conflicts with article VII.
"Since the Mass is integrally bound up in the Sacrifice of Christ on the cross, a crucifix is inseparable from the Liturgy, from the altar and from the Church," Mr. Rose writes.
Freegans reveals how waste is integrally bound up with our food system, yet at the same time, by showing that markets do not seamlessly translate preferences expressed at the cash register into change in production, Barnard exposes the limits of consumer activism.
Ypt7p, which is prenylated, is incorporated throughout this paper into every RPL as an integrally bound protein during RPL preparation, rather than being recruited.
This was bound to happen.
Something is bound to happen.
