Sentence examples for fails to fuse from inspiring English sources
M.tb resides within a novel vacuole that retains characteristics of early endosomal compartments and fails to fuse with lysosomes (Russell 2003; Vergne et al. 2004).
This condition exists when the ossiculum terminale (secondary ossification centre located at the superior margin of dens) fails to fuse with the dens, a process that normally occurs early in the 2nd decade of life.
Furthermore, when UAS:dnfgfr1-gfp cells contribute to one of the two hypophyseal capillaries, this branch fails to fuse with the posteriorly located hypophyseal vein, but instead fuses with the opposing capillary (Fig. 7O; n=8/8).
A sperm fails to fuse with the partner oocyte when a genetically defective oocyte (CD9-deficient oocyte) (Miyado et al., 2000; Le Naour et al., 2000; Kaji et al., 2000) or sperm (Izumo1-deficient sperm) (Inoue et al., 2005) is employed for IVF.
In Los Angeles, he has transformed the Lakers -- who the previous three years had failed to fuse the talents of Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant into anything resembling a cohesive force -- into a genuine team, one that, with guaranteed home-court advantage throughout the playoffs, is now the strong favorite to win this year's N.B.A. championship.
Defective closure of lines of junction in the embryo produces malformations such as cleft palate, in which the ventral laminae of the palate have failed to fuse, and cleft lip, in which the median nasal and maxillary processes fail to unite.
Although this is controversial, some authors suggest that it might have originated from lateral thyroid anlagen (ultimobranchial bodies) that failed to fuse with the median anlage during caudal migration [46, 48].
The cranial neural folds failed to fuse resulting in the formation of an exencephaly.
Furthermore, other head structures also failed to fuse at the ventral cranial midline (Fig. 2A').
The weak gcs1 complementation by GAA led to the expectation that the +/gcs1GAA sperm cells occasionally fail to fuse.
These particles may remain visible under EM because they fail to fuse with the plasma membrane of the target cell.
