Sentence examples for stays embedded from inspiring English sources

It is this human straw that stays embedded for weeks and causes so much agony, even long after the bug has fallen off.

Some expressions remain so useful that they stay embedded in the language.

And on a purely emotional level, this agonising wait meant I felt I had to stay embedded in the war experience for three years, while I carried the work, looking for an exhibiting opportunity.

Little is known about the details but it seems that the male ejaculates a packet of sperm at the mating partner, and the packet turns inside out, essentially shooting the sperm contained in a membrane into the flesh of the partner, where they stay embedded until the female (if the shooter has been lucky) is ready to fertilize its eggs.

Maturing LDs either emerge from the ER into the cytoplasm, remaining attached to the ER by a narrow membrane neck, or stay embedded in the ER and are surrounded by ER membrane.

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Bisphosphonates in general stay embedded in bone for a very long time.

The rope will stay embedded and won't pull apart (test it by tugging).

Multiple engineers and architects had sounded warnings about the bridge, which was built by Italian civil engineer Riccardo Morandi in the 1960s, using stay-cables embedded in reinforced concrete, making them difficult to inspect for corrosion.

The details of Canning's narrative - the abduction in the lonely ground of Moorfields, the bawdy house, the stolen stays - embed it firmly in its historical context, and provide wonderfully lively glimpses of 18th-century London life.

After 4 months post-injection, we observed different fates for these multicored plaques: they either stay separate but embedded within diffuse Αβ material or merge together to form a single large dense core.