Sentence examples for proportion binds to from inspiring English sources

Bisphosphonates bind to bone mineral and if given at the time of on-going fracture healing, a larger proportion binds to the fracture site than if given earlier, for example at the time of the osteotomy.

Kujiraoka et al. reported that, although no difference was observed in total Lp-PLA2 activity between patients with diabetes and control subjects, Lp-PLA2 distribution was altered in the former, with a lower proportion bound to HDL [ 32].

And that proportion is bound to rise, not only because the number of retirees is going up but also because benefits programs are out of control.

Increasing numbers of those over 65 continue working, and the proportion is bound to increase as mandatory retirement becomes less common.

An even smaller proportion of carbon dioxide binds to plasma proteins.

Leptin is secreted into the blood stream in proportion to adipose tissue mass, and binds to receptors on specific hypothalamic nuclei to regulate energy balance by reducing appetite and stimulating SNS activity (Trayhurn and Bing, 2006).

If dietary lectins could inhibit leptin binding and cause leptin resistance, then the proportion of leptin bound to the soluble leptin receptor in plasma should be lower in more leptin resistant humans on an agrarian diet, and this proportion should also increase with lower intake of dietary lectins.

Addition of HGH caused a decrease in the proportion of insulin bound to antibody.

Miss Rubin has won eight of her 14 tries - a high proportion, which is bound to diminish as the number of her mounts increases.

Prop 187 passed, and it left California Latinos who usually make up around ten per cent of the electorate, a proportion that is bound to increase (they are a third of the population)—thoroughly alienated from the Republican Party.

Prop 187 passed, and it left California Latinos — who usually make up around ten per cent of the electorate, a proportion that is bound to increase (they are a third of the population) — thoroughly alienated from the Republican Party.