Sentence examples for loosely associate from inspiring English sources
Considering the above measurements and observations, we propose that the most likely arrangement of protofilaments inside the Z-ring is a loose 3D bundle in which randomly oriented FtsZ protofilaments loosely associate and overlap with each other in space (Figure 8B).
Feinstein said, "It is very difficult to permeate the vast number of terrorist groups that now loosely associate themselves with Al Qaeda or Al Nusra or any other group.
These results, combined with previous evidence that INTS3 regulates NABP2 at the mRNA level, suggested that the INTS3/NABP complexes might be protein modules that loosely associate with both the Integrator complex and Pol II to control transcription.
It is worth noting that because MCM can dissociate from ORC (v22), RC4 represents a complex containing MCMs that will be functionally incorporated into replication forks as opposed to those that loosely associate with origins.
The linguistic consequence of this scattered and only loosely associated social organization was extensive dialect differentiation.
Other contemporary Brazilian artists with whom this kind of work is loosely associated include Jose Damasceno, Sandra Cinto, Ernesto Neto and Rivane Neuenschwander.
She wrote more than a dozen and became loosely associated with a British experimental movement led by B. S. Johnson.
Loosely associated with the second generation of Abstract Expressionists, Bontecou intentionally created works that functioned as both painting and sculpture.
Trafficking networks may encompass anything from a few loosely associated freelance criminals to large organized criminal groups acting in concert.
A Labour insider, who was loosely associated with Kendall's campaign, interprets the conference mood slightly differently to the delegates, describing it as subdued.
About a year ago, I started looking at the work that Ryan Trecartin and his loosely associated group of fellow artists and performers have produced during the past decade.
