Sentence examples for sugar bound from inspiring English sources

Indian officials said it was carrying more than 16,000 tons of sugar bound for the Middle East.

Nucleic acids are composed of a five-carbon sugar bound to a phosphoric acid, along with a nitrogenous base.

The first published American recipe for kugel, from Esther Levy's 1871 "Jewish Cookery Book," is a mixture of homemade noodles, raisins and sugar, bound with eggs.

Are almond paste and marzipan interchangeable? A. Almond paste and marzipan are both made from ground almonds and sugar bound together with sugar syrup or egg white; the difference is in the proportion of the ingredients.

One of the probes, o-BMQBA, has a sugar bound pKa of 6.1, and a dissociation constant KD of 100 mM glucose.

Interestingly, in the structure of E113A/1,3 1,4-β-glucotriose complE113A/1,3 1,4-β-glucotriose− 1 subsitE113A/1,3 1,4-β-glucotrioseke (α-anomericomplexigurathen.

The S-plot derived from the Orthogonal Projections to Latent Structures-Discriminant Analysis (OPLS-DA) model shows the markers for quality deterioration, i.e., sugars bound to crocetin, glucose in picrocrocin, free sugars and fatty acids.

Flavonoids generally occur in foods as O-glycosides with sugars bound at the C3 position.

First, hSGLT3 does not transport sugars, although sugars bind to the protein.

In addition, sugars (except imino sugars) bind hSGLT3 with much weaker apparent affinity than hSGLT1 [4].

Glycation occurs when glucose or other endogenous reducing sugars bind nonenzymatically to proteins or lipids.