Sentence examples for much less binding from inspiring English sources

"When you break the hydrogen molecules down to atoms" using the spillover effect, "it binds with the material with much less binding energy, so you can pump it out easily," he says.

Additional co-IPs to investigate the relative binding activity of head and neck constructs revealed that the Myo Va head region (41-505) bound to NF-L under conditions where 800-881 showed much less binding activity (Fig. 2C, compare lanes 3&4).

However, 12-OH-NVP did bind to human CYP3A4 more than expected, although less than NVP, and there was much less binding of DNVP.

Previous work using a biotinylated protein overlay assay also found much less binding of CN to NCS-1 compared to CaM [45].

However, Lindh et al. have highlighted that salivary proteins when bound alone have shown much less binding to hydrophilic surfaces, which eliminates any competition from other salivary proteins [12,30].

No subsequent UN resolution, much less a binding one, has transferred the land's theoretical sovereignty to the Palestinian Authority.

These show that a third CR domain contributes very much less to binding than the average contribution of each of the first two domains.

23 Because there is much less protein binding of cortisone, levels of cortisone ascertained by these methods are more likely to reflect "free" levels.

As usual the native gp120 bound strongly to the SIGN-R1 positive macrophages, while the PNGaseF treated gp120 exhibited much less selectivity binding to many different cell types.

In contrast, SA- and neutravidin-modified surfaces have a slightly negative charge at pH 7.2 (isoelectric points 6.1 and 6.3, respectively) and exhibit much less nonspecific binding of BR/APol complexes than avidin.

As previously the untreated gp120 bound strongly to the SIGN-R1 positive macrophages, while the PNGase F treated gp120 exhibited much less selectivity, binding to many different cell types.