Sentence examples for and likely to attach from inspiring English sources

Altogether the immunolocalization results indicated that actin caps are filopodia-like extensions and likely to attach to the sperm heads during individualization.

Still, that's not to say the notion isn't harmful and likely to attach unnecessary stigma to already-othered people living in areas singled out for their apparent danger.

Mark's parents are in the processing of separating, and this has clearly made Mark vulnerable and more likely to attach himself to an exciting and exotic girl.

Homogeneous nucleation is unlikely to occur in environments with a high condensation sink as under such conditions, condensable molecules and clusters are likely to attach to existing surfaces rather than self-nucleating to form new particles.

COM crystals are considered to be more harmful than COD because of their tendency to attach with the membrane to form aggregates [ 42] and are more likely to attach with the kidney epithelial cells than CaOx dehydrate, resulting in the formation of kidney stones [ 42, 43].

And given that oil is more likely to attach to acrylic beads, the result was higher percent oil saturation.

In order to observe further biofilm development and since bacterial cells are more likely to attach to surfaces in a low nutrient environment [ 29, 31], the washed membranes containing adhered cells were incubated for a second time in Ringer's solution to create oligotrophic circumstances.

As the outside of the kaolinites show negative charges, the iron III) cations in the solution will likely to attach to the surface of kaolinites and then were reduced to nanoparticles under hydrothermal conditions [25, 26].

This property suggests that their mRNA molecules are more likely to attach to the LINE transposition machinery, and may thus account for the association between intron loss frequency and the abundance of PPs described above.

In addition, the cells were likely to attach on high sp3-C-contented surfaces and exhibit better shape configuration and proliferation.

Together, the data suggest that older patients are more likely to attach importance to the informed consent process and to perceive its purpose as enabling self decision-making.