Sentence examples for attached living from inspiring English sources

The effects of 25-OH and Dex on the shape of oligodendrocytes were monitored by atomic force microscopy (AFM), a technique that provides topographic images as well as morphological parameters (height, surface, volume) of individual attached living cells [26], [27].

Crystal violet staining of attached, living cells was performed 18 24 h after stimulation in triplicate wells per condition as described elsewhere.

Crystal violet staining of attached, living cells was performed 18 24 h after stimulation with the indicated concentrations of ABT737, Obatoclax, TRAIL, CD95L, TNF alone or the respective combinations in 96-well plates.

The lamp is designed specifically to provide stable and homogenous fluency with an irradiance of 12.9 mW cm−2 over a defined illumination area, allowing attached living cells to be illuminated from the bottom of culture dishes or plates.

Three day in vitro antimicrobial experiments, in which the catheters are "turned on" for only 3 h of NO release each day, exhibit more than a 100-fold decrease in the amount of surface attached live bacteria (n = 5).

Mugabe's thugs beat buttocks to the bone with iron rods, burn the soles from your feet, force you to deep throat red-hot fire pokers and even attach live wires to your man junk.

"If there's supposed to be a stigma attached to living with mom and dad during one's late twenties or early thirties," said the Pew report, "today's 'boomerang generation' didn't get that memo".

He adds: "There is still a bit of a stigma attached to living in an ex-council property.

Godfrey, 26, has travelled the region as a striker for Tiger Bay's football team, but has struggled to find employment beyond ad hoc construction work, which he blames on stigma attached to living in the community.

Big kiss G&G Updated at 12.46pm BST 12.35pm BST LindesayI asks: Your work has broken much new ground, but you also seem very attached – as living sculptures, anyway – to a set of long-established habits and routines.

For the past 20 years the charity has been building nests from felled willow logs attached to living trees to make attractive potential homes for the birds.