Sentence examples for weakly attached from inspiring English sources

The key requirement for such a tool is that it include a weakly attached hydrogen atom.

4. Do the demographics of the undecided vote, or the weakly attached third-party vote, favor either of the candidates?

He likens the weakly attached layers to a deck of cards; removing a layer is like taking a single card from a deck.

Cells that became suspended in the solution represented the fraction retained at the gas liquid interface or weakly attached to the solid liquid interface (Rg).

Total retained cells were further divided into strongly and weakly attached fractions by settling a sample of the porous medium through groundwater to dislodge loosely adhering cells.

Fouling-release (as in 'fouling-release coatings'): refers to coatings that do not prevent colonization, but the adhering organisms are so weakly attached that they are released at low hydrodynamic shear forces, such as those created when a vessel moves through the water.

The paper described cells showing CD34−/CD45−/C-kit−/Sca-1− at initial isolation, and showing round shape, floating and/or weakly attaching behavior, sphere-colony formation and spontaneous beating (contracting) in culture, and that these cells may be different from satellite cells, referring to them as Spoc cells (skeletal-based precursors of cardiomyocytes) [26].

Thus, kinesin's tightly microtubule-attached states are distinguished from the weakly attaching, ADP-bound states by the presence of a gap between the switch II helix and the switch II loop; correspondingly, we will refer to this feature as the 'polymer cleft'.

In order to identify the basis for microtubule-affinity regulation of kinesin by ADP and vice versa, we compared our structures of microtubule-attached kinesin with two X-ray structures (PDB ID's 1MKJ, 1BG2) of the same construct in an ADP-bound, weakly attaching state (Kull et al., 1996; Sindelar et al., 2002).

A larger, coiled free valve and a mainly conical or weakly coiled attached valve.

(D ) In the inward-facing protomer B, citrate is hydrated and attached weakly to the glycine-rich loop of H12.