Sentence examples for more strongly bind from inspiring English sources
These ligands were chosen because they are reported to be more stable than RA and because RIP140 has been reported to more strongly bind to the RAR/RXR heterodimer when both RAR and RXR are engaged with ligand [16].
Acetylated nucleosomes further away in the promoter, greater than 1 kb from the TSS, may either be more strongly bound and less easily displaced by TF binding, or they may be regulatory regions which do not depend on the presence or acetylation of nucleosomes [ 45].
CREB1 also increases binding to all SNPs, although none is more strongly bound than the canonical motif.
Consistently, more BRs are strongly bound in ABC than in GCB, although BRs with increased STAT3 binding occur surprisingly frequently in the GCB cell lines given their low level of STAT3 expression: 44% of differentially bound BRs (n = 1550) show more STAT3 binding in GCB, whereas 56% (n = 1974) are more strongly bound in ABC.
The ionization energies of gallium, indium, and thallium are thus higher than expected from their Group 2 counterparts because their outer electrons, being poorly shielded by the inner d and f electrons, are more strongly bound to the nucleus.
This was attributed to more strongly bound valence electrons.
Potential of mean forces (PMF) based on Jarzynski equality showed that wild-type 4-4-20 4-4-20 4-4-20ly binds to FLU(−1) than FLU(−2), whereas its femoreolar-affinity mutant (4M5.3) more strongly binds to FLU −1) than FLU −2).
We have found that NH3 is more strongly bound to {110} facets, regardless of the growth orientation of the SiNWs.
Some reports showed that at all pH values, arsenic(V) was more strongly bound than arsenic III) [28 30].
The exchange between the more strongly bound chromate and the sulphate added subsequently may be too slow to cause a substantial chromate peak in the effluent.
It was found that stricter concentration standards were required for hazards that are more strongly bound to soil and/or are more toxic/infectious.
