Sentence examples for proportion of bound from inspiring English sources

Together, these data suggest that the nonaliphatic side chains of H154 and N157 play an important role in phosphatase activity and, when mutated to alanine, PIR1 is still able to bind substrate molecules with high affinity, but the enzyme substrate complex converts a smaller proportion of bound substrate into product.

The immobilization of ScLac on agarose beads using a Schiff base reaction achieved 33% immobilization efficiency (the proportion of bound protein).

Amino acid synthesis requires relatively more phosphate molecules than lipid synthesis,[21] and this could explain why the phosphate-limited (i.e. stressed) dwarf trees have a smaller proportion of bound amino acids within their leaves.

Alternatively, the species biomass may have differed in the proportion of bound versus free calcium.

The proportion of bound 14-SASL registered by the EPR spectra is very high.

A significantly higher proportion of bound platelets were observed in CD4+ and CD8+ T-cell subsets with more differentiated phenotypes than their naive counterparts (P < 0.001) (Fig. 2b).

MITF and c-FOS also bound to a substantial proportion of regions bound by shared TFs in both mast cells and HPC7, but not to HPC7-specific regions.

Thus, one can postulate that the cross-bridge cycling kinetics is modified in Myh4 arl/+ mice, inducing an increased time spent by individual myosin heads in a strongly bound force-generating state, and thus conducting to an increased proportion of strongly bound myosin cross-bridges.

Specifically, the proportion of genes bound by the Oct4 group in the black module is almost twice the proportion of genes bound in the general population (1.94).

A greater proportion of organically bound P was fit for soil samples containing > 2% organic carbon.

These results revealed that wastewater from domestic use had a fair proportion of calcium bound ions adding to total hardness.