In addition, since it retains attachment sites, it can be excised out to cure the cells of the phage DNA.
This form has allowed the close attachment of one valve to a hard surface, and although some groups still retain byssal attachment (family Anomiidae), others have forsaken this for cementation, as in the true oysters (family Ostreidae), where the left valve is cemented to estuarine hard surfaces.
The pleasures and pains of the afterlife that are scripturally discussed are primarily spiritual and intelligible although they retain an attachment to a body, unlike the body of this world, one which is devoid of matter (Mulla Sadra 2001-5, IX: 165-6).
While small entrepreneurial companies are able to create this, it seems as we grow, it becomes more difficult to retain this attachment.
Hydrogels derived from native ECMs are increasingly applied for these purposes as they inherently retain cell-attachment motifs, are enzymatically degradable, and possess cell-instructive bioactivity21.
Though his professional life took him to France, Iran, Scotland, England, and Switzerland, he retained his attachment to his Princeton friends.
It continues to spread into wetter areas, retaining its attachment to towns and cities for no obvious reason.
He retains an attachment to the city — not just what it is in his memory but what it is now — that even those who disagree with him can recognize as genuine.
Einstein came to scorn Germany -- "a country of mass murderers" was his lapidary assessment -- but Haber retained some attachment to a nation he once described as "bourgeois to its very depths".
As Americans defined themselves more and more by the mass-produced products they consume — clothes, food, movies, games, podcasts — they retained little attachment to political parties, government action or established institutions.
