Sentence examples for like to bind from inspiring English sources

The sort of Tory, and there are a lot of them, who thinks that David Cameron has made too many concessions to the Lib Dems would like to bind him down with red lines.

If you'd like to bind your arrowhead to an arrow shaft, you'll need to create two notches at the base.

This rapid evolution means that strictly comparing DNA sequences between species may fail to identify where transcription factors like to bind in the genome.

Histidine likes to bind tightly to zinc ions.

DNA is made up of the bases A, C, G and T – and the A likes to bind with the T, and the C likes to bind with the G.

The potential for the mcER-like protein to bind a consensus P-labelled estrogen response element (ERE) was investigated using an Electrophoretic Mobility Shift Assay (EMSA).

Eucalyptus does not like to be root bound in a pot.

The most flexible interactions are Glu-Lys salt bridges, which can act like tethers to bind strands even after all backbone interactions between the strands have been broken.

By plasmon resonance experiments, we show that the isolated hemopexin-like domain is able to bind to the insulin-like-growth factor binding protein-3.

Compounds with guanidine-like structures are known to bind with imidazoline receptors [ 11].

GPC3 has also been reported to bind Insulin-like growth factor-II (19, 20).