Sentence examples similar to quite unbound from inspiring English sources
But Trump appears to be doing quite well with those unbound delegates.
Not quite in a haze of unbound, horn‑tooting glee; more with a sense of hopeful, cautious excitement that will with any luck begin to rev up through the gears as France and Romania take to the field at Stade de France on Friday night for what seems likely to be a bravura tournament opener.
However, this may in part be explained by the fact that the overall DNA methylation level at the constitutive CTCF binding sites is quite low compared to inactive or unbound CTCF sequences.
It is assumed that the unbound glutamate, which is quite solvent exposed, will remain in the deprotonated, anionic form at the pH values used for the experiments (pH > 5).
In each step mentioned above, quite a few wash cycles are necessary in order to remove the unbound antibody or antigen from the well.
A possible explanation lies in the fact that the predominant conformation of free CsA is quite different from that bound to CyPs [ 28] and modifications that stabilize the unbound conformations would effectively lower the binding affinity for CyPs.
Even the action sequences, which must have been quite hard to make, remind one of those in the later Bond films; interesting to describe, they are so unbound by any rules except the rule of Now He'll Jump Off That Fast-Moving Thing Onto the Next Fast-Moving Thing that they are tedious to watch.
Muscle and energy are unbound.
