Sentence examples for bad connected from inspiring English sources

To show dual color imaging with a single substrate, we implanted COS-7 cells that had been cotransfected with three plasmids on the backs of mice: Bad connected with McLuc1, 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3h N-terminal ELuconnectedRLuc.

He added, "After all, what's the foot bad connected to?" "The shin bone," someone said, and there was some technician laughter.

Blink had ended up with bad cords connected to their charge stations, he explained, because it wasn't immediately clear who might be making high-quality cords.

"The Southeast Asians, in particular, have had the experience of some very serious bad actors connected to Al Qaeda planning and conducting terrorist activities in their countries," Mr. Wolfowitz said.

It essentially means Twitter has given itself a policy allowing it to act against entire malicious ideologies — i.e. against groups of people trying to spread the same sort of disinformation, not just any a single identified bad actor connected to a number of accounts.

From 1966 to 1967, there were several reports of a large, man-like bird with glowing red eyes; local folklore later tied the monster to a bad omen connected with a tragic bridge collapse in 1967.

When it comes to the Juggalo world, every show is an event in itself, and I took this year's FrightFest at the Majestic Theatre in Detroit headlined by Twiztid to observe and break down why this fan base is so irreplaceable and the bad connotations connected with it is completely offbase.

Go out and have a good girls/boys night out, plenty of laughs and jokes, get your mind off all the bad things connected to being cheated on.

What seemed more like a party line or a bad connection becomes individually connected calls.

Social media is both good and bad – it connects students but it can make letting go difficult when relationships end.

(Those who show up at a campaign office can make calls that don't require dialing. A computer weeds out answering machines and bad numbers, connecting the caller to one prospective voter after the next).