Sentence examples for making the bound from inspiring English sources

The pelleted resin was washed 3 times with 1 ml TAP buffer and finally re-suspended in 45 μl Laemmli sample buffer and boiled, making the bound sample (b). 10 μl of each collected samples were analyzed by 12% SDS PAGE and Coomassie staining, or Western blotting.

Some Lactobacillus strains have inherent phytases and can degrade PA during fermentation, thereby making the bound iron available for absorption.

Using the condition in (30), the sum of the bounds in (2) and (3) makes the bound in (7) redundant.

V+ O centers make the bound magnetic polarons active by exchange interaction, leading to the formation of ferromagnetic domains [11].

We speculate that this may in turn make them more susceptible to photounbinding, since one or more conformational changes in the CaM can be expected to make the bound (complex) state energetically less favourable.

In order to make the bound NBs more visible, we additionally labelled them using anti-His antibodies.

As noted in Figure 1, differences in the sequence of the neck repeat adjacent to the CRD in DC-SIGNR are postulated to result in the splaying apart of this repeat and the CRDs compared to DC-SIGN, which would make the bound thickness of DC-SIGN slightly longer than DC-SIGNR.

Similarly, conditions (31 - 33 31 - 33 with the bound in (2), malonghe bounds in (8)-(10) redundant and the region reduces to (2)-(6).

To make the bounded rationality duopoly game more realistic, we assume that the demand function f ( Q ) has the exponential form (see [15]) f ( Q ) = a e − Q = a e − ( q 1 + q 2 ), (3).

The emphasis on multiple scales in resilience thinking has tended to make the bounding of decision problems more difficult and sometimes intractable (Levin 2000 Walker et al. 2002; Fischer et al. 2009; Polasky et al. 2011).

Obviously, a more rigid bound peptide would imply a stronger constraint to the longitudinal and transversal fluctuations of the bound lipids in a peptide-bound leaflet, leading a more significant stress concentration to occur at the edge of the peptide-bound leaflet, and further making the peptide-bound leaflet be torn more easily away from the cellular membrane.