The phrase "a tail into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an action or transition involving a tail, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The dog wagged a tail into the room, signaling its excitement."
Alternatives: "a tail leading to" or "a tail extending into".
The second shock, revealed when the younger sister tears open the dead woman's shift "in a single rip until the corpse was revealed naked on the bed," is a tattooed line that thickens, "rounding itself out from a tail into the body of a snake, silver green in color".
We furthermore transfected in vitro transcribed capped R-luc-mut mRNA with or without a poly(A) tail into knock-down cells (Fig. 3F; see below for details), to test whether we inadvertently impaired the poly(A) tail-dependence of cellular translation by depleting RCK or TNRC6A.
Alternatively, TNRC6 may utilize its interaction with PABP1 to bring the poly(A) tail into proximity of its associated deadenylases [ 63].
Nab2 is reported to fold poly(A) tails into a particular configuration (Viphakone et al., 2008), and in Nab2 mutants mRNAs are both hyperadenylated and aberrantly compacted (Brockmann et al., 2012).
The accuracy of IsoEM is practically the same under the two simulation scenarios for paired read data, and decreases only slightly for single reads simulated taking poly(A) tails into account, likely due to the fact that reads overlapping poly(A) tails are more ambiguous.
Now, you would think these sorts of realizations would make a person go into a tail dive into depression.
Long, intimate camera time is devoted to white lobster meat falling easily from a cracked tail into a vat of unctious macaroni cheese.
A galumphing soft toy with a tail Walking into Richard Wright's room, the first impression is of whiteness, save for a large, pale-gold drawing on the far wall.
Photocurrent measurements showed a tail extending into the red region of the spectrum.
ტ (t'ari) often has a small circle with a tail hanging into the bowl, rather than two small circles as in print, or as an O with a straight vertical line intersecting the top.
An emblematic revelation of their loneliness comes when Ms. Klingenhofer seizes from a shelf what looks like a metallic, headless carcass of another animal with wheels on its feet, fits a metal dog's head into the neck and a metal tail into its rump and wheels her dog around for a little exercise.
