Sentence examples for may have bound from inspiring English sources

Once that date is past — and probably long past, Dr. Berg added — some of the fluoride ions may have bound with the caking agents into a salt or a crystal.

In 1933, a copyist transcribed twenty-three pages of the score, and at a later date Sibelius's publisher may have bound the manuscript in a set of seven volumes.

"Comparing Pluto and Charon, we seem to cross a borderline between bodies which may have bound atmospheres -- like Pluto -- and airless bodies like Charon," said Olivier Hainaut of the European Southern Observatory in Chile, a member of one of the teams.

Another potential problem with using the cbh1 promoter was a possible titration effect; the cellulase genes may have bound most of the transcription factor, xyr1, in T. reesei (Stricker et al. 2006).

Therefore, mSP300 and the silica nanoparticles (except nSP70-N) may have bound to CYP3A4 and blocked its substrate-binding site or may have converted CYP3A4 to an inactive conformation, whereas nSP70-N bound to CYP3A4 and changed it to an active conformation.

But whereas movies and music may have bound together the older generation in shared memories, today there's something different for everyone.

However, it was possible that, because the FR primers used in the experiment were long (5' primer: 19 bases; 3' primer: 21 bases), some of the bases on the 5' end of the primers may not have bound with the template DNA.

The target peptide may not have bound, because the biopanning experiments were initially performed using visible, polypoid adenomas (i.e., CPC Apc mice of 8 to 9 months of age).

Many economists have argued that this pattern of indebtedness is, at least in some respects, a strategic advantage of the United States because the dollar remains the world's dominant reserve currency and thus our creditors even though they may not be political allies—have bound their economic prospects to our own.

Many economists have argued that this pattern of indebtedness is, at least in some respects, a strategic advantage of the United States because the dollar remains the world's dominant reserve currency and thus our creditors — even though they may not be political allies — have bound their economic prospects to our own.

That the addition of the complete CD16 IgG, (but not the F ab' 2 fragment) also abolishes antibody independent killing may be explained either by antibody binding to CD16-bearing cells reducing their mobility in the wells due to formation of clusters of CD16+ cells or that killer cells may destroy CD16+ cells which have bound the antibody.