Only a few noninfected ticks become infected when permitted to attach at random to an animal that is serving simultaneously as host to spirochete-infected ticks, even when numerous infected ticks have been applied (4, 5).
When hairless laboratory mice were restrained within wire mesh tubes and larvae were allowed to attach at random over their bodies, 13.6% of these larvae became infected with B. afzelii if they fed 3 days after the attachment of a single infected nymph (i.e., transmission probability of 0.136, as used below).
It disturbed him that eros appeared to float so freely, so lavishly, and to attach itself at random.
Martin's droll delivery is perfectly paired with the late John Candy's manic performance as a loud-mouthed, curtain ring salesman, who, through random circumstances, finds himself attached at the hip with his newfound buddy.
A conundrum is attached at the center.
They should be attached at the base.
The only explanation I could muster was that somebody on the tour had gotten a clutch of stock footage on discount and simply attached them to songs at random.
The rod-shaped bacilli usually occur singly, but some strains form long chains, such as rods of the corynebacteria, normal inhabitants of the mouth that are frequently attached to one another at random angles.
On the other hand the existence of proper SAC control has been put into question by studies using XO female mice, which harbor one univalent X chromosome that cannot be properly attached and is segregated at random in meiosis I without causing a metaphase I arrest [8].
Some works [ 13– 15] were focused on the adsorption of particles on homogeneous surfaces of which any position was assumed to possess uniform surface energy, thereby, particles being attached on the surface at random.
