Object that holds other objects together to form a cohesive whole; object used to hold two or more things together.
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That webbing is what happens when you have a binding agent leak.
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The plastic was a binding agent, malleable at first, gradually hardening off.
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They also act as a binding agent or a solvent.
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If a binding agent is used, the incense may be shaped into sticks or cones and burned on its own.
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Conclusions: The molecular receptor- binding agent Lymphoseek demonstrated faster injection site clearance and equivalent primary sentinel node uptake when compared with fTcSC.
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Now mix the incense powder with a binding agent-gumarabic or acacia gum being good choices readily available from many art-supplystores.
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If you are making tinctures, you can skip the binding agent, but it won't hurt if you include it for tincture blends as well.
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LPS binding agent polymyxin B was administrated intramuscularly at 1 h prior to as well as 5 h after the onset of sepsis.
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'Although earlier versions often had sheep's brains as a binding agent,' Ianto added.