Sentence examples for internally bound from inspiring English sources

Internally bound RSC complexes were traced by linking the DNA entry and exit points in a straight line through the complex.

Internally bound nucleosomes were traced with a straight line from the DNA entry point to the nucleosome centre, followed by a straight line from the nucleosome centre to the DNA exit point.

Washing hair with soap and hot water should remove most externally bound contaminants and, theoretically, may allow for the determination of internally bound analytes.

In contrast, the same simulations conducted in the presence of bound N-CEACAM1 reveal a 'weak spot' within the trimeric coiled-coil in the vicinity of residue 610, equidistant between the CEACAM1-binding site and the stutter and coincident with the incorporation of internally bound ions.

Whereas the complementary UV/Vis spectrum showed a broad absorption band because of overlapping spectra of several species including nonbound heme or heme-associated with the protein surface without being distorted, the CD spectra provided additional insight specific to heme molecules internally bound and distorted by the coordination with protein chiral binding sites.

Whereas we cannot exclude the presence of internally bound water involved in hydrogen bonding in our system, this would be unusual, as most amyloid structures are considered to have a completely dehydrated cross-β structure, which further assembles using hydrophobic steric zipper motifs.

A considerable amount of As3+ is retained by algal/cyanobacterial green slimes (Table 3); as in a previous study, most of the As3+ is likely bound internally [47].

If presuppositions behave similarly to anaphoric pronouns, it is clear why that should be so: in both cases, the presupposition is bound sentence-internally, just like the neuter pronoun is bound.

Lipophilic ligands generally bind internally to LBDs, raising the possibility that for NR LBDs, structure may be a more important consideration than primary sequence [ 51].

An ensemble of actors bound together, sharing the screen, internally and externally in sync, in concert, in harmony.

A lower bound to the creep rupture time of internally pressurised thick cylinders is derived.