Sentence examples for it may attach from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a fluid debris level may also be seen and often, as the clot matures, it may attach to the wall of the cyst, giving it a thick-walled appearance [2, 5, 7].

The ligand may be monodentate, bidentate, or multidentate; that is, it may attach or coordinate using one, two, or more donor atoms.

This allows a passive diffusion of carbon nanotubes across the lipid bilayer, or it may attach to the surface of the cell and subsequent endocytosis (engulfing by cells) takes place [ 58, 59].

Almost all big media mergers provoke scepticism, given their troubled history.Although it is hard to imagine regulators blocking the deal, they may attach conditions to it.

In this case we consider as correct an alignment where the current range image is attached correctly to an existing cluster (that is, we consider as erroneous only the alignment for which a new cluster is created, rather than all the other images which may attach to it correctly).

I call it expected utility because a person by mistake may attach more or less utility to a bet than its expected utility warrants.

Together, it appears that different ubiquitin E2 or E3 may attach different types of ubiquitin chain to different lysine residues on β-catenin, causing context-specific functional consequences.

A solute molecule transported by pore diffusion may attach to the sorbent and detach many times along its path.

In the latter case the critic may attach little or no importance to transcriptional probability.

Though deputies may attach nonbinding amendments to the bill, approval is virtually assured.

Connecticut has legislation that may attach cost-of-incarceration charges to any money the women could receive themselves.