Sentence examples for species attached from inspiring English sources
Finally, MSCs from various rodent species attached to FMB, grew robustly, survived for several weeks and could efficiently be transduced on FMB.
The colloidal particles consist of copper-doped amorphous SnO2 as the predominant base material with Sn(OH 2 SO4 22− species attached on the surface.
The synergy between the closely contacted Ir particles and the partially reduced isolated VOx species attached on them is the reason for the excellent performance of Ir VOx/SiO2 catalyst.
Here, we demonstrate an in-situ growth technique to synthesize a Sn/SnO2@C composite with nano-Sn species attached on surface of carbon spheres (denoted as Sn/SnO2@C) during the carbonization of a sol-gel precursors of tin (IV) tetrachloride pentahydrate (SnCl4·5H2O) and Resorcinol-Formaldehyde (Sn4+-RF) in N2.
The review includes species found on the shells occupied by hermit crabs (epibiotic species), species boring into these shells (endolithic species), species living within the lumen of the shell (either free-living or attached to the shell), species attached to the hermit crabs themselves, and hypersymbionts.
This Japanese crab is an example of invasive species attached to the dock that floated in with other tsunami debris.
Cells of non-motile bacterial species attach to the surface of Capnocytophaga and are propelled as cargo.
Known as imprinting, the phenomenon by which certain bird species attach themselves to the first living thing they see after birth, was popularised by the Austrian zoologist Konrad Lorenz in the 1950s.
Although most mantid species attach oothecae to vegetation, these egg cases may be attached to rocks in some environments or placed in grooves in the sand and covered over in the desert.
A few species attach the nest to a palm frond, an extreme example being the tropical Asian palm swift (Cypsiurus parvus), which glues its eggs to a tiny, flat feather nest on the surface of a palm leaf, which may be hanging vertically or even upside down.
Some species attach a signal thread from the hub to a retreat in a leaf so that they are informed (by vibrations) of trapped insects; others remain head-down in the centre of the orb, locating prey by sensing tensions or vibrations in individual spokes.
