Sentence examples for strongly bind with from inspiring English sources
Our results show that Fe atom can strongly bind with defective BN sheet and thus ensure its high stability.
The irreversible capacity was partially attributed to pyridinic-like nitrogen atoms, which can strongly bind with Li ions confirmed by result of quantum-chemical calculation.
DTC molecular group can strongly bind with various heavy metal ions and display high removal efficiency due to its strong tendency of sharing electrons between N, S elements and heavy metal ions (Bai et al. 2011).
GnRH antagonists act at the pituitary gland, where they strongly bind with GnRH receptors and hence prevent endogenous GnRH from stimulating gonadotrophin production (reviewed by Herbst, 2003).
The cellobiose oxidase and cellobiose quinone oxidoreductase derived from P. chrysosporium were found to strongly bind with crystalline region of cellulose [ 26, 27], enhancing the crystalline cellulose degradation by cellulases [ 27].
Moreover, PCA and FEL analysis revealed that M-loop flexible region (THR274-LEU284) wastronglyly bound with Ptxl in WT preventing its flexible movement and the causing factor for microtubule stabilization.
Based on the difference, we then calculate HA2 and FA2, bound with Ca. The residue is treated with 0.02 N NaOH, heating on a steam bath for 6 h to dissolve HA3 and FA3, strongly bound with clay minerals.
They are rather strongly bound with the surface soil layer and can be transferred to some degree into plants or can be resuspended in ground-level air.
Hexadecanoic acid strongly binds with Aspartic acid [D-394], Arginine [R-395] and proline [P-396] and Arginine [R-441] of the PPAR-γ2 by hydrogen bond and non ligand residues involved hydrophobic contacts.
Indeed, amorphous substrate surfaces such as Al-oxide, SiO2, or Si where the first monolayer is strongly bound with a disordered lying monolayer(47) always lead to films of upright molecules.
Hoffmann group discovered that Onc112 can strongly bind to the ribosome with nanomolar dissociation constants (Knappe et al., 2011).
