Sentence examples for by locking into another from inspiring English sources

Thalidomide, a morning-sickness drug that turned out to cause terrible damage to unborn children, is widely believed to belong to that category.Most drugs work by locking into another molecule, often a protein on the surface of a cell, and affecting its function in some way.

It was a radical film, one that escaped the B-movie trappings of its predecessor by locking into a genuinely terrifying vision of mankind supplanted.

"Nevertheless, no one should see this as good news and it should sound as a loud clarion call to any customer of any energy firm on a standard tariff to urgently check if they can save by locking into a cheap fix, as other firms are likely to follow".

In 1969, Simmons and Bhalla [ 8] described the benefits of a keystone graft, which increased distraction height by locking into a prepared defect, thereby improving stability and fusion.

In recent years, researchers have attempted to tackle both issues by locking hydrogen into solids, packing larger quantities into smaller volumes with low reactivity a necessity in keeping this volatile gas stable.

We do ourselves — and the world — no favors by locking ourselves into this instrumentalist argument.

Apple is bidding for a music-streaming edge by locking users into its universe of products.

This prevents condensation by limiting opportunities to bridge to other molecules and stabilizes the RNA by locking it into a particular conformation.

But the carriers try to make it harder to switch by locking customers into two-year contracts with high early-termination fees.

Carriers pay Apple more for the latest iPhones — around $600 each, analysts estimate — aiming to profit by locking consumers into wireless plans.

This leads to a lack of full understanding in the critical regions where high contact stresses are generated by locking wedges into various engaged positions.