Sentence examples for usually bound to from inspiring English sources

Heterogeneous catalysts are usually bound to a polymer support and have the potential to be used in continuous processes.

The dendritic Langerhans cells of the epidermis are responsible for recognizing the antigen, which is usually bound to a homologous protein or polypeptide.

This choice of the land contrasts significantly with the predominant ideas of other peoples in the ancient world, in which the deity or divinities were usually bound to a particular parcel of ground outside of which they lost their effectiveness or reality.

The serf, moreover, was usually bound to the land (the most significant exception was the Russian serf between about 1700 and 1861), whereas the slave was always bound to his owner; i.e., he had to live where his owner told him to, and he often could be sold by his owner at any time.

Metal ions are usually bound to the polymer ligand by a coordinate bond (Kaliyappan and Kannan 2000).

This amount of activity is usually bound to 180 to 300 μg of the peptide with the chelator DOTA, [DOTA0,Tyr3]octreotate.

These proteins usually bind to DNA and promote transcription of many different genes important for synthesizing cholesterol.

Sure enough, they found that a chemical placed inside the barrel is effectively shielded from another chemical that usually binds to it.

We then realized that immune cells and factors in patient samples mask the sugar molecules on bacteria that FcMBL usually binds to.

BSA usually binds to different ionic and molecular species at site I (with a cavity size of 2.53 Å) or site II (cavity size 2.6) depending upon appropriate combination of hydrophobic, hydrogen bonding and electrostatic interactions [7].

Avian influenza viruses usually bind to Neu5Ac-α2,3-Gal while mammalian influenza viruses usually bind to Neu5Ac-α2,6-Gal (ThomandaNoppenbergerger, 2007; Trebbien et al., 2011).