Sentence examples for processes attached from inspiring English sources

A technological frame represents e.g. the purposes, the goals and the problem-solving processes attached to the technological object - historically and nowadays - for the different social groups.

The foot processes attach to the GBM and form extensive interdigitations with foot processes of adjacent podocytes to form a critical component of the filtration barrier termed the slit diaphragm.

Podocytes are terminally differentiated and highly specialized cells with foot processes attaching on glomerular basement membrane (GBM) and interconnected by slit diaphragm (SD).

With regard to attentional capture, the paradigm used by Anderson and colleagues (Anderson, 2013; Anderson, Laurent, & Yantis, 2011) shows that salient stimuli can become more salient when associative-learning processes attach a reward value to such stimuli.

Keep the bottle upside down for these processes: attaching the black rubber nozzle to the white screw cap.

The effect of different treatments (suspended growth with Activated Sludge Process; attached growth with Fixed Film; and combined treatment with Polyvinyl Alcohol Gel media) were analyzed.

This could explain the fact that in the mandible, these lesions often arise at the coronoid process attached to temporalis and anteromedial condylar region attached to lateral pterygoid muscle insertion.

The analysis revealed that the neuronal process attached tightly to the Si nanowire without any cleft, and the interfaces consisted of a multilayer of neuron/PLL/SiO2/nanowires. The high-resolution TEM image (Fig. 4f) also shows an interfacial layer with a thickness of about 8 nm consisting of a ~4-nm layer of SiO2 and ~4-nm PLL layer.

In this review, we describe our efforts to create a form of gene-targeted radiation therapy by using the unique radiation effects of radionuclides that decay by the Auger process attached to oligonucleotide carrier-molecules that are capable of forming triplex DNA structures with target sequences in the genome of the human cancer cell.

A proprietary fragmentation and direct labeling process attached biotin to the amplified target.

The COE has an irregular shape, with an extended foot process attached to the basal matrix (Fig. 3E,F).