Sentence examples for might remain bound from inspiring English sources

Moreover, without sulphonylureas, truncation of KNtp increases channel activity and reduces ATP sensitivity (Babenko et al., 1999; Koster, 1999; Reimann, 1999) and synthetic KNtp dose-dependently attenuates ATP inhibition (Babenko and Bryan, 2002), suggesting KNtp might remain bound to SUR1 when ATP, but no sulphonylurea, is present, albeit with decreased affinity.

Hence Aβ might remain bound to target molecules despite the falling extracellular concentrations of diffusible Aβ species.

Thus, assuming that eIF3 might remain bound to an 80S ribosome, eIF3h and RPL24 would reside on opposite faces of the ribosome and would be far apart.

This might allow MSH6 to initially remain bound to the mismatch, consistent with models that consider transient asymmetric nucleotide states involved in mismatch verification and possibly ternary complex formation (Antony and Hingorani, 2004; Hess et al., 2006; Lebbink et al., 2006; Mazur et al., 2006; Hargreaves et al., 2010; Monti et al., 2011; Qiu et al., 2012).

Reference materials are allowed however they must be bound and remain bound during the exam.

This might cause them to be more easily removed and replaced by other lipids, or might create new antigenic epitopes if lyso-phospholipid cleavage products remain bound to CD1d.

He would remain bound for the next 13 days.

It would also remain bound by other international treaties.

For the moment, the United States and Pakistan remain bound to each other.

Dan would rather flee to a psychotic hell than remain bound to such a reality.

They represent perhaps the best hope for women who remain bound by illiteracy, tradition and religion.