Sentence examples for may attach the from inspiring English sources
Usually, the artwork is flat to a wall: wire-hung works often lean forward slightly, but a shim between the bottom and the wall can compensate for this; if the work is in a frame, screws may attach the entire piece to the wall, and works on paper may be tacked.
Interestingly most of the glucanases appear to contain C-terminal anchor domains that may attach the enzymes to membranes.
1. Entry: A new ribosome may attach the leftmost of the mRNA if and only if the first r codons are free.
The N-terminal module of Tic62 contains the structurally conserved Rossman fold and probably belongs to the extended family of short-chain dehydrogenases-reductases. Key residues involved in NADP-binding and residues that may attach the protein to the inner envelope membrane of chloroplasts or to the Tic complex are proposed.
An IMF bail-out, he says, is Plan C, to which it will resort only after Plan A (raise funds from the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, the Islamic Development Bank and Britain's aid agency) and Plan B (hit up friendly governments for money) have been exhausted.The government no doubt fears and resents the strings the IMF may attach to the loan.
Sometimes a fluid debris level may also be seen and often, as the clot matures, it may attach to the wall of the cyst, giving it a thick-walled appearance [2, 5, 7].
This allows a passive diffusion of carbon nanotubes across the lipid bilayer, or it may attach to the surface of the cell and subsequent endocytosis (engulfing by cells) takes place [ 58, 59].
The ions may attach to the membranes of synaptic vesicles, in some way facilitating their fusion with the nerve terminal membrane.
The tumour cells then may attach to the monolayered peritoneal mesothelial cells that cover the inner surface of the peritoneal cavity.
Leeches may attach to the vent or sometimes the inside of the pouch.
Several research groups suggested that AgNPs may attach to the surface of the cell membrane and disturb its functions such as permeability and respiration [47, 48].
