Sentence examples for was completely bound from inspiring English sources
Experts from the Anna Freud Centre, which specialises in child psychoanalysis, who assessed the family at the court's request, said the children's identity was "completely bound up with their place in the community".
George Ogan, a retired doctor and church leader who has been trying to stem gang violence farther down the delta in his hometown, Okrika, where some of the most fearsome cults are based, said that such violence was completely bound up with politics.
Under both WT and RK overexpression conditions, Arr binding with less than four phosphorylations is completed within approximately one second, while R* molecules with four or more phosphorylations require approximately three seconds to be completely bound by Arr.
And that is completely bound up with everything that makes me black.
I don't really trust Germany — I'm happy it's completely bound up in a bigger union".
Or, as Mario Monti put it: "Those who govern must not allow themselves to be completely bound by parliamentarians".
Wild type or mutant INO80 was incubated with nucleosomes at 30 °C for 15 min in conditions so that nucleosomes would be completely bound.
In batch experiments, the three metal ions were completely bound by the soil, mostly to the acid-soluble fraction: 62% for Cd, 96% Pb and 86% Zn.
Or, as Mario Monti put it: "Those who govern must not allow themselves to be completely bound by parliamentarians". What, then, is the higher force whose authority can suspend the decisions of the democratically elected representatives of the people?
Kant contrasts this kind of causality with absolute necessity, which is the causality of unreasoning beings of creatures that cannot act autonomously because they are completely bound by their biological necessities and urges.
Since spherical Ag NPs provide a peak near 400 nm [25, 29], the absence of this peak shows that Ag NPs are not present in the supernatant of the post-reaction mixture and that the Ag NPs were completely bound to the chitosan.
