Sentence examples for contacts belong from inspiring English sources

Myth All of my social media contacts belong to me.

For example, those infectives traced and diagnosed as reported contacts of the first level of traced contacts belong to the second level, and those traced as reported contacts of the second level of traced contacts belong to the third level, and so on.

The PFV IN main chain amides involved in these contacts belong to Tyr212 and Gln186 (corresponding to HIV-1 IN Tyr143 and Asn117, respectively) and directly abut the drug-binding pocket.

This lookup could be refined by targeting only messages with certain keywords so that contacts belonging to particular categories (say, golf enthusiasts) could be identified by their messages.

** Antiviral therapy defined as treatment with oseltamivir or zanamivir within 2 days of symptom onset Overall, there were 35 (16%) secondary cases of qRT-PCR confirmed influenza and 26 (12%) secondary ILI out of a total of 218 household contacts belonging to 84 households.

The participating general practitioner decided whether a contact belonged to an existing disease episode or was the beginning of a new episode.

However, resource constraints can forbid the totality of these contacts to belong to the contact plan; thus, only those which together meet an overall goal shall be selected.

Recently, complementation analysis showed that these interactions occurs as a result of a trans mechanism, in which the ID and the L1 domain that simultaneously contact insulin belong each to different monomers of the IR [79].

The neurogranin-positive cells that carry 97% of detected iNC contacts can therefore belong to either the purely GABAergic neurons (Simat's type 4, 15% of all cells) or the mixed GABA-glycinergic Golgi cells (Type 1, 65%).

Results show that the lowest contact resistivity belongs to the layer with 600 nm thickness.

If the previous atom is not in contact or belongs to the same cluster, move to the next step.