| They do this by conjugating the molecules with other molecules to produce stable, soluble forms that are stored in vacuoles within the cells. |
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| Most ciliates cannot reproduce indefinitely by asexual fission, and eventually die out if prohibited from conjugating. |
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| In a month, they were writing the alphabet, conjugating verbs, and making small sentences. |
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| A number of conjugating enzymes and protein ligases are in the cell, and various combinations confer substrate specificity on the system. |
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| At the dawn of a new century and millennium, we must get decidedly better at conjugating the verb share. |
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| The numbers aside, he draws admiration for his facility at perfectly conjugating experimentation with a respect for tradition. |
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| They must often take up the challenge of conjugating passion and expertise, nonetheless shared, of the volunteers and professionals. |
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| Instead of conjugating, however, the bacteria exhibited another form of genetic exchange, genetic transduction. |
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| One minute he was conjugating the verb hablar — to speak — and the next he mused about Marxism and the working man. |
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| By conjugating this tetrapeptide or variants thereof to a C-terminal fragment of hirudin, we were able to generate a series of new multivalent inhibitors of thrombin containing only genetically encodable natural amino acids. |
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| It is only through conjugating the efforts of all that we can speed up the agenda for developing Africa and anchor it more firmly within the international agenda. |
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| And for anyone who might need to review the imperfect subjunctive or past perfect indicative, there's a module for conjugating verbs in any tense you like. |
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| By conjugating this will with the effort to vitalize our regions, if the local and regional executives support this effort, it could open fascinating perspectives for the future. |
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| It should be recognized that the family, as the foundation of social ties, plays an important role in conjugating the influence of the workplace and local area. |
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| The second stage, which is at the end of primary school, will particularly validate the acquisition of fundamental rules of grammar, conjugating as well as elementary arithmetic and the four operations. |
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| Conjugating hamzated verbs is a little harder than conjugating sound verbs, but much easier than weak ones. |
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