Meanings of bound directly in English

When electron microscopy was used, there was no evidence that virus particles bound directly to bacteria.

They may probably be there before me, as this goes by Mr. Trumbull, bound directly for New York.

We sailed from St. Pierre the day after we had taken possession of the schooner, bound directly for St. Bartholomew.

Both HAMLET and ALA bound directly to each glycolytic enzyme in solution and solid-phase assays and effectively inhibited their enzymatic activities.

Prior to the American Civil War goods could not be seized on any grounds unless bound directly for a belligerent port.

Furthermore, the effector-reporter experiment confirmed that PtrMYB121 bound directly to the promoters of genes relating to the synthesis of lignin and cellulose.

We find Q bound directly above the Cbl, consistent with a reaction mechanism that involves the formation of a covalent Cbl-tRNA intermediate.

Great Britain, however, seized ships only on the second leg of the voyage, that is, when bound directly for a belligerent port.

MAG-expressing Chinese hamster ovary cells bound directly to gangliosides resolved on thin layer chromatograms, allowing detection of MAG binding species in a mixture.

Surface plasmon resonance measurements showed that a peptide corresponding to the CC' loop of Act1 bound directly to IL-17RA.

In the end, the movements of the struggling foes were such as to bring the tree to which Putnam was bound directly between their lines.

All mutants bound directly to unmodified gold surfaces via the sulfur of the cysteine residues and showed a quasi-reversible, direct electron transfer to the electrode.

His only means was to have recourse to a junk of China, (so they call those little vessels,) which was bound directly for Japan.

Two Sharquoi bounded directly across the bridge at them.

It was large and dark, almost black, and as I watched in horror it bounded directly towards Holmes on all fours.