Sentence examples for population bound from inspiring English sources
It provides an accurate quantification of the fraction of the population bound by a nucleosome and captures distinct, even adjacent, TF binding events.
fraction of the enzyme population bound by substrate :\cfrac{[S]}{[S]+K_m} fraction of the enzyme population bound by inhibitor :\cfrac{[I]}{[I]+K_i} the effect of the inhibitor is a result of the percent of the enzyme population interacting with inhibitor.
The main reasons Eritreans flee is the country's open-ended national military conscription, from the age of 18 until around 50, with the almost entire adult population bound to serve in the military, being paid wages well below the cost of living.
After an overnight incubation the majority of BalbCl7 and MC57 cells were CPMV-positive, but only 40% of the imDC population bound CPMV (Fig. 1A C).
After six pannings on the BeWo cell line, the 1F1-BeWo selected parasite population bound to the BeWo cells, however, in approximately five-fold lower numbers than the FCR3-CSA wild type parasites (Fig. 3A).
Scatchard analysis of Rh-EGF binding at 4°C showed that both the ALDH1-positive and ALDH1-negative population bound EGF with similar affinity (Kd = 0.32 nM).
Neither of these trophoblast sub-populations bound mAbs to ULBP1-3, MICA or MICB (Fig. 3F and G).
Moreover, we have previously shown that non-viable cell populations bind approximately 100 times more plg, masking changes in cell-surface binding on viable cells [ 27].
As the percentage of dead cells increased, so did the proportion of dead, DAB4-bound cells (Figure 2A), with >80% of the dead cell population being bound by DAB4 after treatment with 10 μg/mL cisplatin.
"In dictatorships the population is bound by fear.
Most of the debate has concentrated on their long-term arithmetic: they think that Japan's population is bound to stabilise at some point, perhaps around 2060, and that Japan will therefore be able to ease the demographic transition by spreading the costs over the course of a century or more.
