The phrase "a strand to" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in a metaphorical sense to indicate a connection or element related to a larger idea or theme.
Example: "In her novel, the author weaves a strand to the theme of resilience through the protagonist's journey."
Alternatives: "a thread to" or "a link to".
Climbing such a strand to the altitude of low-Earth orbit satellites, about 200 miles, would not help put a mass into orbit.
Without the Human Rights Act the judges here may well return to the common law, which has a strand to it, pre-dating democracy, that allows the overthrow of parliament's will.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla .— Jimmie Johnson has spent seven years in Nascar carefully cultivating his clean-cut, clean-shaven corporate pitchman image, never daring to let his hair down long enough for a strand to accidentally fall out of place.
A potential pitfall of Oxford's nanopore-exonuclease approach, says Schloss, is that the DNA will be destroyed as it has been read, making it impossible to resequence a strand to check for errors.
Three-dimensional structures have been determined of a large number of proteins characterized by a repetitive fold where each of the repeats (coils) supplies a strand to one or more parallel β-sheets.
Pure Abundance Hair Potion, a powder to liquid, was then applied as the hair was pulled back with a strand to cover the elastic set with Air Control Hairspray.
Two labeled strands closed each other produce to FRET through hybridization with a complementary strand to form a basic work unit of logic gate.
Subsequent synthesis of a complementary strand to the TAS precursor forms a double-stranded template for Dicer-mediated tasiRNA production.
Just as you would for a regular French braid, choose a small strand to start the plait.
The second input strand displaces the output strand (O), which can also act as an input strand to an additional gate.
For an RNA strand to act as a catalyst it needs to fold to a specific structure.
