Sentence examples for linked forming from inspiring English sources

The find gives credence to the theory that North America and East Antarctica were once linked, forming the supercontinent Rodinia, according to UPI.

The BT of adjacent layers share an O atom and so the Dreierketten are linked, forming double chains that run parallel to b.

The ultra-fast appearance of the photoreceptor current suggested that the photoreceptor and ion channel were intimately linked, forming a single protein complex (Braun & Hegemann, 1999).

»…the photoreceptor and ion channel were intimately linked, forming a single protein…« In parallel, biophysicists had characterized the precise nature of light-regulated ion transport across cellular membranes.

On the basis of the appearance of the photoreceptor current in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii and Volvox carteri within 50 μs after a brief light flash, it was postulated that their photoreceptors and ion channel(s) are closely linked, forming a tight complex.

Ambulances waited along the streets, and endless phalanxes of police officers, their hands linked, formed human chains to keep the streets clear for emergency traffic.

Oswalt (1976, 204) describes the latter form of linkage as follows: "Linked forms always are joined together in a technical manner in their primary usage".

In order to overcome this problem, we designed a covalently linked form of the dimer based on the galectin-1 crystal structure.

Van der Weyden often linked form and meaning, and in this fragment the semicircular outline of the Magdalene reinforces her quiet detachment from her surroundings.

Most cases of ALS are sporadic; the familial (FALS), or genetically linked, form of ALS represents only 5 to 10 percent of all cases.

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