Sentence examples for portion attached to from inspiring English sources

Antimicrobial lipopeptides represent an old class of antibiotics that were discovered over 50 years ago and consist of a hydrophilic cyclic peptide portion attached to a fatty acid chain.

Either your money order will have a carbon copy underneath or a portion attached to detach and keep for your records.

To be pernickety, there was a sizeable portion of good fortune attached to Sterling's second-half goals, in particular the one for his hat-trick when he tried his luck with a curler from 25 yards and the ball deflected off Ondrej Celustka to change the trajectory of the shot and wrongfoot the goalkeeper.

Part 1 consists of a food list of 130 lines; each line has a portion size attached to it: medium serving, standard unit or household measure.

Use the ruler markings to ensure the cut portion is attached to the corresponding part of the opposite edge.

In fact, Tomita et al indicated that the pullout failure of the tendon graft at six weeks after surgery in a canine anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction model occurred in a deeper area within the tendon midsubstance rather than in the thin anchoring zone on the superficial portion of the tendon graft; they also showed that the superficial portion remained attached to the bone tunnel wall.

Previous studies have reported that the polyQ domain may have a propensity for α-helical content, especially in the N-terminal polyQ portion when attached to an α-helical flanking domain.

A small portion is left attached to the stem of the plant, which is then replanted.

The remaining inner turn unwraps reversibly to leave a small portion of DNA attached to the octamer despite extended pulling.

Figure 4a is the cross-sectional FESEM image of a ZnO nanowire film during the removing process, where the major part of the film was peeled off but a small portion was still attached to the silicon substrate.

The base of the stem, typically more orange in color than the upper portion, is firmly attached to the dead wood from which the fungus arises.