Sentence examples for as a tether from inspiring English sources

When I first read your letter, it came across as a tether device, and they're almost universally rejected".

Some advise having a good, tasteful wedding planner ready to step in to serve as a tether when things spin too far one way or the other.

One Godolphin foreman appeared for Friday's gallops not long after dawn wearing a blue Godolphin windbreaker and with a length of twisted rope around his neck to be used, he said, as a tether for any horse threatening to throw its rider.

If the posterior column exhibits a longitudinal growth disturbance, it could act as a tether, leading to a more or less normal anterior column with a deformed and shorter posterior aspect of the spine.

The PG layer accounting for ~ 17 wt% of MMSN not only serves as a tether to connect the two nanoparticles but also greatly enhances the colloidal stability of the nanohybrid, resulting in no significant change in hydrodynamic diameter and zeta potential during four months.

Ceramidoids having the pyridinium salt unit (PSU) placed internally (α and γ- CCPS) or as a tether (ω-CCPS) in the N-acyl moiety were prepared by N-acylation of sphingoid bases with different ω-bromo acids or pyridine carboxylic acid chlorides following capping with respective pyridines or alkyl bromides.

Together, our findings support a function of Trak1 as a tethering factor that acts with mitofusins to promote mitochondrial tethering and Mfn-mediated OMM fusion.

The evolutionarily conserved NRZ likely acts as a tethering complex for retrograde trafficking of COPI vesicles from the Golgi to the endoplasmic reticulum.

There is also evidence of a cattle stall with a waste channel leading to a tank in a courtyard and a whale vertebra set into a wall that may have been used as a tethering post.

Another candidate molecule that could serve as a tethering receptor is the TLR2 and TLR4 adaptor molecule CD14.

These data supported the idea that LEDGF/p75 acted as a tethering factor, binding to both HIV and chromatin to direct HIV integration into active genes.