Sentence examples for which has a binding from inspiring English sources

Williams, which has a binding early admission program, received 73 fewer applications this fall, a drop of 13.5percentt.

In Europe, which has a binding target to meet 20 percent of its energy demand with renewable sources by 2020, "there is little progress with C.C.S.; nuclear policy is different in every country; and there is no change in renewable policy," Mr. Egenhofer said.

It acts as a thermostat by converting the compressional energy of the gas into energy that is used for the dissociation of H2, which has a binding energy of 4.48 eV.

Among these receptors is VLDLR, which has a binding domain that recognizes VLDL and vitellogenin.

We next considered NS9283, which has a binding preference for the α4−α4 interface.

4) miRNA 429, which has a binding site on ACE-2 - 3' UTR was significantly upregulated in the female antenatal MLPD offspring.

This effort resulted in the identification of compound 4a, which had a binding IC50 of 4.0 nM and was shown to reduce blood glucose levels at 3 mg/kg in glucagon-challenged mice containing a humanized glucagon receptor.

All the ligand interactions with hPR homodimer (AB) had similar binding affinity, except for cholesterol, which had a binding affinity of −1.86e+6 kcal/mol, which was the highest binding affinity among all the ligand interactions with hPR AB.

In 3D perovskite-based solar cells, it is predominantly free charge carriers that are generated and are responsible for the photovoltaic operation rather than the excitons (which have a binding energy of ∼50 meV).

The 6-AH can bind to four (1,2,4,5) of the five kringles, each of which has a different binding coefficient [38]; it is only on binding to kringle 5 that the protein opens [39].

The molecules each contain a triple bond and are fairly polar, resulting in a tendency to bind permanently to hemoglobin molecules, displacing oxygen, which has a lower binding affinity.