Sentence examples for are usually appended from inspiring English sources

The words "great drummer" are usually appended to Jack DeJohnette's name – having played with Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, and for 30 years with Keith Jarrett, he's more than earned that title – but "great musician" would be better.

Although peptide nucleic acids (PNAs) are neutral by themselves, they are usually appended with positively charged lysine residues to increase their solubility and binding affinity for nucleic acid targets.

While CX9C proteins do not have a traditional hydrophobic core, their functional features are usually appended to flexible N- or C-termini.

Instead it was usually appended to a Free Trade Agreement and made a condition of access to China's market for foreign exporters.

Over email, Keith explains that the title is "borrowed" from the BDSM community, but that he doesn't feel much affinity for the way that bondage imagery is usually appended to contemporary industrial music.

The creation of novelty is also usually appended to the definition of nanotechnology.

In previous studies, fluorescent proteins were treated as an indivisible entity, usually appended to the amino or carboxyl terminus of the targeted protein.

It's not churlish to suggest that pegging "living in social housing" as a lifestyle choice is a dog whistle line, a phrase usually appended to drug addiction, deliberate unemployment and those other Conservative straw men, "benefit scroungers".

We hear this statement all the time, usually appended to some policy proposal or other.

Appending "PLLC" to the end of the name is usually sufficient.

An appended section, "Some Explanations," rather impudently offers to clear up a few mysteries: "But if you really want to know why something happened, if explanations are what you care about, it is usually possible to come up with one.