Sentence examples for sites attached to from inspiring English sources

The curious or the lonely expatriate can also find advice and resources at sites attached to publications, like The Weekly Telegraph (www.globalnetwork.co.uk) and The International Herald Tribune (www.iht.com), or organizations like the Canadian Foreign Service Community Association (www.fsca-acse.org) or Outpost (www.outpostexpat.nl), sponsored by Shell International.

In fact, the defect or disordered sites attached to carbon atoms provide a base to the CNTs for their growth.

ISH revealed marked expression of SUMO-1 in all tissues, with most prominent staining at sites attached to bone.

One possibility is that domain boundaries correspond to sites attached to some sub-nuclear structure or scaffold.

A clone of TaWRKY53 was amplified from GR cDNA with primers attB1-tW53_fwd and attB2-W53_rvs (Table  4) and attB sites attached to either end via PCR.

The promoter fragment was amplified from pJET1.2 vector in both orientations using primers with suitable attB sites attached to them and cloned into Gateway® entry vector pDONR221 (Invitrogen).

The name appears in a comment section of the site attached to a four-minute video showing hooded members of a gang pointing guns, with their faces concealed by caps and balaclavas.

The name appears in a comment section of the site attached to a four-minute video showing hooded members of a gang pointing guns, faces concealed with caps and balaclavas.

Thus, in Fig. 3F since dynamin has the lowest FR value, it could be sited attached to H-clathrin or beyond any of the other co-IP proteins.

A copy will be given to the participant and the original retained at each site attached to the medical records of the participant.

RNA was reverse transcribed using an high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)–purified oligo dT) primer with a T7 RNA pol site attached to the 5′ end (Transgenomic Bioconsumables, Glasgow, United Kingdom), with the SuperScript Double-Stranded cDNA Synthesis kit (Invitrogen Life Technologies, Paisley, United Kingdom).