Sentence examples for widely attached from inspiring English sources

The molecule binds to endothelial cells, but less tightly than SOD3, and circulates well enough to become widely attached to extracellular surfaces, presumably in many tissues.

A house with abundant charms, a sought-after location and the cachet of a widely recognized architect attached to it is almost guaranteed to sell eventually.

Figure 1e,f,g shows that the cell body appeared to be widely stretched and attached tightly as the population density of nanowires increases.

The gills are whitish to gray, widely spaced, and squarely attached to the stem.

To accomplish this, a unique identifier must be sufficiently widely used to be attached to records in multiple environments but adequately flexible to be used across these environments with the appropriate privacy controls.

Weber understood that the social sciences could not simply mimic the natural sciences, because humans attach widely varying meanings and loyalties to their leaders and institutions.

The thiol SAM technique has been widely used to attach biological molecules, including antibodies and enzymes, to gold surfaces.

With proper linker choices, this method can be widely applied to attach any proteins or nanomaterials at any position of DNA structures with precisely defined distances.

Because we have small children, and the balcony has widely spaced horizontal rails, we attached plastic netting for safety.

But even with these widely respected, well-reviewed actors attached — this was before Mr. Hoffman's Oscar for "Capote" — no one was biting.

The first widely documented, nationwide speculative fever attached to single-family homes, as opposed to lots, was in the housing boom of 1943 to 1950.