Sentence examples for strict binding from inspiring English sources

The enthusiastic nations have been the biggest backers of the UN approach because they are best able to make strict, binding agreements.

The empirical appraisal demonstrated that although the JRWP succeeded in establishing a high-level coordinating mechanism, innovative eco-compensation system and strict binding mechanisms, it did not fully achieve its desired objectives.

In addition, recent functional genomic experiments have clearly demonstrated that ERRs and the estrogen receptor (ERα) display strict binding site specificities11; in contrast to ERα, the addition of a hormone/ligand is not required to observe strong and widespread ERR binding to the genome.

Notably, S2 appears to have no strict binding dependence on S7, agreeing with our assumption that these structures represent intermediates that are arrested by prior binding of late proteins ahead of S7.

In particular, addition of free m7GpppG to binding reactions prevented eIF4E precipitation while unmethylated cap analog (GpppG) had no effect, demonstrating strict binding specificity of eIF4E to methylated guanosine.

By applying this strict binding threshold, we ensured a low level of false positives.

One method to reduce the presence of these information-poor binding sites is to apply stricter binding site conservation criteria.

In the case of the euro, the monetarist stance of the European Central Bank (ECB) is reinforced by an exceptionally tight fiscal policy regime with strict, legally binding limits on the level of national budget deficits and public debt.

In general, SODs have a strict metal binding specificity for enzymatic activities with the exception of a class of enzymes which show enzymatic activity regardless of whether Fe or Mn is bound at the active site; these are known as cambialistic forms [ 2- 5].

The toxin belongs to the so-called RTX family of bacterial proteins that share several features, including a dedicated secretion mechanism, and a strict calcium-binding and post-translational fatty-acylation requirement to exhibit full biological activity.

Developing countries fear that rich nations will ensure that a new treaty will not place strict and legally binding commitments on the developed countries to cut their emissions, unlike the Kyoto protocol.