Sentence examples for attached to tight from inspiring English sources
Cytoskeletal function could be correlated with the observed cytoskeletal bundles attached to tight junction membranes.
We determine all the possible parameters of coherent configurations attached to such tight relative 2-designs for n≤30.
Following the importance attached to the tight control of public expenditure, Jim Callaghan decided that he wanted his Chief Secretary as a full member of the Cabinet.
Alternatively, the intracellular membranes may be permanently attached to the tight junction domains to regulate local activities such as calcium release from intracellular stores.
A 28-gauge needle attached to 10-μl gas-tight glass syringe (Hamilton, Reno, NV) was inserted 5 mm deep to infuse 10 μl of PBS (at 2 μl/min).
A 30 g needle attached to 50 ml gas-tight glass syringe (Hamilton, Reno, NV, USA) was inserted 3 mm deep to micro-infuse (1 μL/min) into the right hemisphere 16.8 μL IgGMOG, IgGAQP4 or IgGCON or 16.8 μL (20 μg) MOG-IgG2B7 or AQP4-IgG53 + 11.2 μL Chu (or normal saline) as described [ 5].
She has emphasised that German taxpayers' money for euro bail-outs will be used only with tight strings attached, to the dismay of those who think she should be hammering away more at how the eurozone has benefited Germany.
The accelerometer was attached to a 3 cm wide, tight elastic belt and was worn around the waist above the left iliac crest.
For example, in the brain, the endothelium plays a particularly important protective role as part of the blood brain barrier with ECs that are closely attached to one another forming a tight barrier that is impermeable to the passage of even small solutes or ions.
There the chinstraps were super-tight and attached to mini vinyl berets.
The sizeable £564m rescue sum could also soon nose the billion pound mark following the government's pledge to plough £420m into private housing developments for its Get Britain Building (GBB) initiative, albeit with much tighter reins attached to the funding.
