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We found that tumour cells quickly lodged onto lung endothelium after 2 h regardless of the status of NDRG1 expression (Supporting Information Fig S2G).

If none is available, wiggle the ignition switch to "nudge and thump" the pulley bolt a very small amount while a longer handled socket wrench is lodged onto the bolt as explained below (never held by hand or foot).

Enter the Molecule-R Aromaforks (£40) – a set of four (pictured right) recently launched eating irons that feature small absorbent circles, lodged on the fork's handles, onto which accompanying pungent fluids can be dropped.

We believe methanol dilutions lower the surface tension, solution viscosity, and solution density and provide the correct surface forces, while maintaining the small size of the NDs and the high surface area to volume ratio; thus methanol dilutions create the correct proportion of dispersion, polar, and hydrogen bonding forces to lodge particles onto the surface with highest surface coverage.

With twin retractable rudders and centerboards, its spoon-shaped hull is versatile enough to be lodged in ice for months on end or nestled onto a tropical beach.

Each pore is painted onto polymer clay; every greasy hair follicle lodged into place.

Over drinks on the evening after his visit, he spoke of running horseback trips over the summit, of stringing zip lines through the rain-forest canopy, of building a spa that looked out from his lodge onto the falls.

As RF3 lodges onto the ribosome, GDP is released and apo-RF3 assumes its semi-open conformation.

The club lodged an appeal with the FA based on the encroachment onto the pitch of some of the 16,000 spectators, but to no avail.

It worked for me, and it was an idea that lodged inside my brain as we crossed over the Sagamore Bridge onto Cape Cod.

The artist then super-imposed black-and-white photos of Cuban society from the same era onto these found signs, thus creating a piece of art lodged in a specific time and space, yet which transcends both.