Sentence examples for living attached from inspiring English sources

Microhydrula limopsicola was described living attached to the upper valve of the very small, subtidal lamellibranch bivalve Limopsis hirtella on King George Island [11].

The RTCA assay provides real-time, quantitative information about the number of the living, attached cells by measuring electrode impedance.

For this, we used an RTCA assay, which provides real-time, quantitative information about the number of the living, attached cells by measuring electrode impedance.

This evaluation was conducted in accordance with the response criteria detailed in the 'Handbook in resistance management' [ 54], as follows: Living: Attached to the wall of the beaker or actively swimming behaviour.

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.

Mr. Bruno could also redraw her district so that Ms. Krueger found the block where she lives attached to a new Senate district that stretched all the way to Middle Village, Queens.

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.

As a result fauna that lived attached to the nodules disappeared.