Sentence examples for a tail for from inspiring English sources

But sperm don't have elaborate cells, just a tightly packed nucleus and a tail for swimming to the egg.

Flat kites require a tail for drag, which keeps the nose up and creates balance, much like a raft needs a rudder for directional stability.

By the movie's end, Mrs. Banks has abandoned the whole crazy suffrage scheme, and proves it by using her "Votes for Women" sash as a tail for the children's kite.

She called for her mother who arrived in Sweden with the words, "Baby, mother came to Stockholm to tell you one thing - cow needs a tail for more than one season".

In 1976, Bryan Ferry got his then girlfriend, the model Jerry Hall, to swing a tail for "Let's Stick Together", but the tactic became properly entrenched in the 1980s.

If I asked you whether a frog had a tail, for example, you would summon up a picture of a frog from your long-term memory (image generation), hold it steady in your mind (image maintenance), rotate the frog around until you see his backside (image transformation), and then look to see if there was a tail there (image inspection).

An oligonucleotide tag was ligated to the poly-A tail for subsequent fluorescent dye staining; two different tags were used for the two RNA samples in dual-sample experiments.

In addition, the fusion gene has to fulfill certain properties to encode a functional mRNA, e.g. a cap structure for transport into the cytoplasm, a poly-A tail for the translational process and the ability to fold into a 3D structure (Salim et al., 2011; Yanai et al., 2002).

DNA fragments are tailed nonspecifically by TdT to form poly-A tails for binding future primers.

The single stranded DNA molecules were poly-A tailed for 1 hr at 37°C.

They might remind a student to put on a gown before entering a room, or chide a researcher for failing to separate a litter of mice or clipping a mouse tail for a DNA sample, a practice the university forbids.