Sentence examples for introduced binding from inspiring English sources
Cable, who introduced binding shareholder votes on executive pay and the standardised single figure for chief executives' pay, said remuneration remained a "toxic issue".
The introduced binding agent can provide a better adhesion and stronger binding force between a membrane and an electrode, thereby facilitating a better interfacial contact between the electrode and the Nafion® membrane, which has been proved by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analyses to the cross-sectional morphology of the MEA after long-term operation.
This chimeric protein interacted with Dm PABPC1 more efficiently than wild-type GW182; however, if the F1370A substitution in the PAM2 motif was introduced, binding to PABPC1 was comparable to that of wild-type GW182.
Unfortunately, the new EU plan fails to introduce binding regulations on the social impacts of biofuel production.
This agreement has been adopted overwhelmingly to tackle climate change by introducing binding emissions targets (United Nations 2015; European Commission 2016).
The cavity may complement as well the lectin site, introducing binding properties specific to CRT and distinct from those of CNX.
This mutant was originally designed to introduce binding sites for hydrophobic mercury compounds for heavy-atom phasing.
The authors introduce "binding intensity" in the paragraph and use it throughout the introduction without proper explanation.
A recent study, for example, showed that a small insertion introducing binding motifs can lead to the formation of an aberrant oncogenic super-enhancer [ 31].
This enables excitation with visible light (400 to 405 nm) via the strongly absorbing Soret band for all IrIII octaethylporphyrins. Axial ligands can also be used to change the solubility or to introduce binding groups.
We also introduce bindings to the popular Ensembl Variant Effect Predictor tool permitting large-scale programmatic variant analysis independent of any specific programming language.
