Sentence examples for live attaching from inspiring English sources

In a pilot experiment, exposure to live attaching 95/1000 cells induced a significant time-dependent increase in expression of the genes encoding IL-1β and IL-8, and some increases in TNF-α, and IL-6.

The snails live attached to rocks by a large adherent foot.

But unlike others of their kind they live attached to rocks by stalks, rather than swimming free in the sea.

In "The Name of God Is Mercy," Francis speaks succinctly — and with refreshing forthrightness — about these same matters, chastising "scholars of the law" who "live attached to the letter of the law but who neglect love; men who only know how to close doors and draw boundaries".

Many marine organisms live attached to debris [190, 191].

The adults live attached to pilings, rocks, and boats.

Males are much smaller, live attached to the females, and are basically sperm banks.

The males are exceedingly reduced in size and complexity and themselves live within the body of the female where they live attached to a special receptacle and grow to be little more than a testis (Fig. 10).

Literature shows that some bacteria, which live attached to plants have the ability to promote plant growth (Compant et al. [2010]; George et al. [2012]; Beneduzi et al. [2013]).

Platyctenids generally live attached to other sea-bottom organisms, and often have similar colors to these host organisms.

In the White Sea, the non-colonial entoproct Loxosomella nordgaardi prefers to live attached to bryozoan (ectoproct) colonies, mainly on the edges of colonies or in the "chimneys", gaps by which large bryozoan colonies expel water from which they have seived food.