Sentence examples for ability to attach a from inspiring English sources
It derives from the ability to attach a cultural predisposition to a visible condition: skin color.
Lowepro just updated their popular SlingShot line, adding more storage and the ability to attach a tripod to an already great bag system.
Combining the ability to attach a variety of biological ligands with selection of Ln3+ dopant tuned emission, these La(OH 3 NPs may serve as effective multiplex imaging agents for various biological assays [39].
Some of the more nifty features include the ability to attach a Midi keyboard to your computer to play the instruments and a recording feature that will translate your singing into notes.
In doing so, the paper aims to outline their negotiation with local understandings of childhood as a time of duty and service through their cognitive ability to attach a meaning to their caring experiences and construct a positive identity around these meanings.
Findings in this month's Nature Structural Biology make such a transition a bit more plausible, by showcasing a new talent for RNA: the ability to attach an amino acid to another RNA molecule, a crucial step in making proteins.
That said, one thing missing is the ability to attach an image to a bug report or an idea added, which considering PlayNice.ly's particularly creative take, seems a bit lacking although I'm told it's on the roadmap along with time-tracking and productivity reporting.
Moreover, the group showed that the presence of persisters was not dependent on the formation of a complex biofilm structure, but rather on the ability to attach to a surface.
Cells were assessed for morphology, motility and ability to attach to a plastic substrate.
We compared 66cl4pBabe and 66cl4beta3 cells for their ability to attach to a confluent monolayer of microvascular endothelial bEnd.3 cells in the absence of serum.
Predominance of GII.4 strains may be related to both the ability of this genotype to evade herd immunity through continuous evolution, but also because of its ability to attach to a wider range of cellular host receptors that are present in the majority of the population [ 55].
