Sentence examples for body transported from inspiring English sources
The assistant coach Bob Bass said school officials were working with the French consulate to have Mormin's body transported back to France.
The UK doesn't have an organisation with the necessary facilities for cryopreservation, so those looking to access such services need to have their body transported to a cryonics facility.
The protein is synthesized extraovarially in the fat body, transported through the hemolymph, and eventually internalized by competent oocytes through membrane-bound receptors named vitellogenin/lipophorin receptors [ 42].
Mitochondria are produced in the cell body, transported to specific neuronal locations of increased energy demands such as synapses [ 15], and play an important role in the neuronal activity pertinent to specific neurotransmitters [ 16, 17].
It is generally presumed that new mitochondria are generated in the cell body, transported down to distal locations, and appropriate distribution of functional mitochondria at the distal axons are maintained by fusion and fission dynamics.
Rebels have also been accused of exaggerating the number of bodies transported from the crash site to the town of Kharkiv on Tuesday.
In the next stage most likely cytoplasmic bodies transport to the nucleus membrane occur, which is evidenced by the accumulation of Sm proteins and CsB at the nucleus cytoplasm border.
Have you checked with Bucks County, or the city of residence, to determine whether either has burial or body transport permits?
More than half of London schools now have a travel plan, thanks to the combined efforts of the Mayor of London's transport body, Transport for London (TfL), and the school travel advisers operating in every borough.
But Taxify has now had to pause its operations in London after a transport union questioned if it had a license to operate, and official body Transport for London announced it would investigate Taxify's operations.
In January the regulatory body Transport for London confirmed there would be a formal English language requirement for drivers, as part of a modernization of the rules governing operators.
