Sentence examples for little bound from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, TZS-8478 (10 mg/kg per day, p.o., for 5 days) had no stimulative effect on uterine growth in ovariectomized rats, and its desulfamoylated compound (20) was little bound to the human estrogen receptor α.

Their chief defects, he judged, were that they could switch to being very perverse and very irrational, and that they were "but little bound by the love of truth".

If you are a member of the Academy – the only thing that the Bagger belongs to is a street gang named the Insane Unknowns – you are likely in receipt of a lovely little bound script book for "Brokeback Mountain".

You can see the richness of the experience in a complex, free-ranging piece from 1954, a white wood totemic form dotted with mirrors and strung with a little bound pouch suspended between two wooden spoons.

Similarly, Mad2 immunoprecipitations displayed little bound Cdc20 in cells treated with 23dMB-PP1 when compared to DMSO-treated cells (Fig. 4B).

Thus these experiments can't distinguish between heterochromatin-mediated origin firing effects and indirect effects of just having too little bound ORC, which could have its own effects on chromatin (i.e. via HP1).

Little binds together Yahoo's disparate pieces — news, photo albums, stock quotes, e-mail, job listings and entertainment.

Description of the lodge, also tells about a little volume, bound in birch, a copy of which will be found in each guestroom.

I discovered that, through the window of the restaurant, we were gazing out on Old Market Square, a little area bound on one side by a terrific food market with a single table tucked into a nook allowing six people lucky enough to nab it to sit and enjoy the many offerings, including duck foie gras and petits choux with crab.

This little accordion bound, partially-in-color book is signed and numbered by CF and limited to 1,000 copies.

Very little protein bound to the neutravidin resin alone, as observed in the negative control lanes shown in Figure 1A.