Sentence examples for less tightly associated from inspiring English sources

Investigations of the relative binding affinities of photolyase for the monoglutamate and polyglutamate forms of 5,10-methenyltetrahydrofolate show that the enzyme has a greater affinity for the naturally occurring polyglutamate forms of the folate and that the exogenously added monoglutamate derivative is less tightly associated with the protein.

Previous observations have also suggested TAF11 may be less tightly associated with the rest of the TFIID subunits than TAF1, 4, 6, and TBP do [19], [22].

Fumarate-grown biofilms had more biomass, appeared more "fluffy", and were less tightly associated with the graphite surface than the biofilms that were grown in current-harvesting mode with the graphite serving as the electron acceptor (Fig. 1c & 1d).

Our expectation is that the degree of parallelism would decrease for traits less tightly associated with fitness [27], [40] because they would experience relaxed selection and therefore accumulate random mutations.

However, the amounts of coprecipitating vacuolins were more variable, suggesting that they are less tightly associated with the complex.

In primary mouse myotubes, it was demonstrated that β-, δ- and γ-sarcoglycans form a strong interaction, whereas α-sarcoglycan seems to be less tightly associated (Ref. 22).

Genome wide association studies (GWAS) for hyperuricemia identified ABCG2 as tightly associated with hyperuricemia and gout[121 124].

Protection from influenza is tightly associated with cellular immunity.

Those subunits are tightly associated, burying ∼5,500 Å2 (SaTRIC) of total surface area within trimer interfaces.

CD147 is tightly associated with lactate transporters MCT1 and MCT4 and facilitates their cell surface expression.

However, ARF5 is also tightly associated with xylem formation via its direct targets TMO5 and ATHB847,59,60.