Sentence examples for transported against from inspiring English sources

The important thing is that she is being transported against her will to begin a new life in a foreign land.

Here we demonstrate that spores can be transported against gravity out of mushrooms when these lie upside-down facing up their lamellae, ridges or pores and when electrostatic forces act on the spores.

In a generally negative review of the episode, Reiter commented that despite her dissatisfaction, she found herself singing along to "Time Warp" with "disconcerting enthusiasm", and was "nostalgically transported against [her] better judgment".

Because metal ion movement across the membrane is driven by electrochemical potential, metals can be transported against their concentration gradient, allowing concentrated solutions to be recovered.

The permeability studies were performed on eighteen inserts on the second day of high TEER (day 2), and the permeability data were plotted as the total number of millimoles transported against time in each well.

Such a role was attributed to a transport protein that mediates the exchange between extracellular leucine and intracellular glutamine, which allows leucine to be transported against a concentration gradient (Nicklin et al. 2009).

This study was specifically designed to compare the resources utilized to safely transport against the new CarePorter device.

Many African people were brutally transported here against their will for the exploitation their labor without pay.

Bish had Phips arrested (on charges that Phips transported him against his will) when they arrived in England, and it took the intercession of the king to secure Phips' release.

The SLC12A (solute carrier family 12) family of electroneutral CCCs (cation Cl− co-transporters), by transporting Cl− against or with its electrochemical gradient, are critical determinants of [Cl−]i [ 2].

Because of the large free energy associated with ATP hydrolysis (>30 kJ/mol), ABC transporters are particularly useful for transporting substrates against high electrochemical potentials (including concentration gradients and electrostatic membrane potentials) and for unidirectional transport (Grossmann et al., 2014).