Sentence examples for known as binding from inspiring English sources

Multinationals can set up internal privacy rules which have to be approved by regulators to transfer data to the United States, known as binding corporate rules.

The corresponding unmodified peptide (which is known as binding partner for HA Matsubara 2010) was used as inhibitor.

SSB proteins from the bacteria species Escherichia coli wrap single-stranded DNA into a variety of topologies known as binding modes.

HRCCs exposed for 24 h to glucose-deprived culture medium expressed the ER stress marker GRP78, also known as binding immunoglobin protein, whereas cells cultured for 24 h without amino acids, or subjected to hypoxia did not develop ER stress.

Successful targeting of PPIs is also made possible due to the ability of the small molecules to bind to a small fraction of the residues contributing to the interface, also known as binding hotspots, which contribute the most to the free energy of interaction.

The accumulation of unfolded proteins is sensed through a dynamic interaction between Ire1p and the chaperone Kar2p (also known as Binding Protein - BiP) [ 17, 18] or by direct sensing by Ire1p [ 19].

(Many WTO tariff-ceilings, known as "bindings", were higher than the existing tariffs, thus allowing the tariffs to be raised legally under the terms of earlier trade agreements.

After a few days spent in the minuscule staff room I brought into play skills learnt in the army and commandeered an enclosure known as the binding room, though no binding ever went on there.

These binding proteins are known as thyroxine-binding globulin, transthyretin (thyroxine-binding prealbumin), and albumin.

In what's known as perfect binding, the cover is glued onto the pages, which are already assembled.

The region of the protein responsible for binding another molecule is known as the binding site and is often a depression or "pocket" on the molecular surface.