Sentence examples for dense attachment from inspiring English sources
This note is followed by a much longer, and more dense, attachment entitled "Why Most Americans Do Not Inherently Owe Federal Income Taxes".
We performed a quantitative TEM analysis comparing electron-dense attachments between the sensory neurite membrane and the laminin substrate under five conditions: control, subtilisin-treated acute (3 min) or subtilisin-treated 30-h recovery, blisterase-treated acute (25 min) and PIPLC treated (120 min).
Furthermore, previous studies that have reported on the centers of the fiber bundle attachments (reviewed by Piefer et al. ) have indicated sites more posterior than the center of the dense central attachment area measured in this study, presumably because they included the posterior fan-like fiber attachment area.
Abandonment had severed through the dense layers of attachment, abruptly cutting me off from a lifeline of nurturance and love, leaving me to suffer the fresh gaping wound alone.
Consequently, in case (i), it was found that APTMS was most effective for denser and homogeneous attachment of AuNPs on ITO surfaces with keeping the dispersion.
As a result of the decrease of MP attachment and denser structure of the coatings the corrosion protection properties of the coatings substantially improved.
After switching to 10% FBS, DMEM/F12 the intercellular attachment was denser with blurring of cell boundary.
Concerning double-bundle ACL reconstruction, this study implied that 2 femoral tunnels should be created in the combined areas G + H and combined areas E + F, where the ACL attachment is densest.
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The myofilament lattices in the body wall muscle cells contain overlapping thick and thin filaments that are connected to the cell membrane by attachment structures called dense bodies and M-lines (reviewed in [9]).
The category 2 pattern is similar to that seen with PAT-3/β-integrin [37], UNC-112 [18], and the many other proteins that form the dense bodies, M-lines and attachment sites between adjacent muscle cells (reviewed in [8]; shown in Figure 4C).
