Sentence examples for may be fused from inspiring English sources

The stamens may be fused by their anthers (daisy) or their filaments (peas, beans).

In mammals the fibula is generally reduced and may be fused with the tibia and excluded from the knee joint.

Sutures divide the body surface into sclerites (hard plates), which may be fused or separated by flexible membranes.

Filaments are usually free, but they may be fused into a tube in most members of Meliaceae and some members of Rutaceae.

Or, as Carl Jung and others have suggested in studies of unconscious elements in religious symbolism, both objective and subjective aspects may be fused in the ritual act.

The bones and skin of several adjacent fingers or toes may be fused (syndactyly); in some cases all five digits may fuse.

Perhaps excess liposomes encapsulated protease and nuclease-laden serum and fused to LSPCS, degrading them over time, Indeed, 1000 pmol of liposomes nonspecifically delivered LSPCS to cells, indicating that excess liposomes may be fusing with cell membranes, supporting this interpretation.

The sponge may then be fused in an atmosphere of argon or helium in an electric arc and be cast into ingots.

"It's fair to ask whether contemporary working moms, whose companies have been radically downsized and whose bosses may well expect them to be fused to their BlackBerries 24/7, are quite as serene as their Clinton-era counterparts," she wrote.

In this foot type, all four toes are well developed and free from one another; in some families (wrens and most suboscines), the front toes may be partially fused at the base, but the distal portions (extremities) are functionally free.

This is congruent with the more general observation that two interacting prokaryotic proteins, not necessarily encoded by neighbouring genes, may be found fused as a single chain homolog in another organism [35], [36], [37].