Sentences with phrase «use snails»

We use SNAILS in law school here too

Immunoblotting assays were carried out by standard procedures using Snail (Cell Signaling Technology, Inc.) and vimentin antibodies (Novus Biologicals, Littleton, CO, USA).

Authors had to use snail mail or phone...

They do charge a few extra bucks to obtain your record online instead of using the snail mail method, but most people pay it for the convenience factor.

I don't «need» email because I could use snail mail.

With the new Wirex payment solutions, holders of blockchain money now have a better option than using the snail - paced and cumbersome cryptocurrency exchanges.

The term «Cover Letter» refers to the days that we used snail mail to send our résumés to the employer.

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South Korean beauty products, which have expanded in Asia and especially China, have gained a reputation for innovation and using natural ingredients, such as snail slime or tea leaves.

He uses email as a classic example: consumers made the switch because it's reliable and infinitely faster than snail mail.

Funny people use hermaphrodite snails n pre-puberty lambs skipping about oblivious of their own gender as examples of natural gayness.

For relishes, snail - juice, and a condiment of the broad - leaved water - squash were used with pheasant soup, a condiment of wheat with soups and dried slices of fowl; broken glutinous rice with dog soup and hare soup; the rice - balls mixed with these soups had no smart - weed in them.

The main ingredients are feta cheese, eggs and phyllo dough and is quite different to the taste to the snail - shaped Greek cheese pie from Skopelos, despite the visual similarities (the version from Skopelos is made using home - made phyllo and is fried) and looks like this:

It uses a combination of sophisticated technologies, developed in response to industry demands for an advanced solution to tackle hazardous and problematic FM, including snails, dark and light plastics, wood, cardboard, cigarette ends, glass and stone.

Snail to be precise And sometimes against big teams we used to get one dimensional because of his hold up play style and having no pace for the counters

Use also the caterpillar that breeds in great trees and the red snail.

We have a 6» 4 snail who ducks out of aerial duels for vice-captain and a pint - sized sideways passing guy who uses ridiculous amounts of hair gel as captain.

If you'd like to respond to Time about «B» for Babies, please do so online using their letter to the editor web form or snail mail to: TIME Magazine Letters Time & Life Building New York, N.Y. 10020 «Letters should include the writer's full name, address and home telephone and may be edited for purposes of clarity and space.»

If you are sending your CV via snail mail it's a good idea to use high quality paper; flimsy printer paper isn't going to give a great first impression.

We picked creating some puppets from the Whale to bring the book alive and I quickly made a whale puppet and a snail puppet using the funky foam, craft sticks and a goggly eye.

We used ducks, turtles, snails and of course, our hands to stamp away, creating our very own pond on paper.

In this DVD, Pocket Snails Potty Adventure, the intrepid snail trio Gordon, Dale and Buttons help a little boy Jake, whose pocket they reside in, teach his younger sister about using the potty.

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I love how over on Frogs Snails and Puppy Dog Tails they have used the Footprint Snowman to create a whole scene.

Without verifying the claims of the snail seller, the assemblyman and armed residents accosted the military officers and lynched him using cement blocks, clubs among others.

Most hermit crabs favor snail shells, although some use the shells of bivalves, like clams and scallops, and others have made do with driftwood, stones and pieces of glass or plastic bottles.

In low - oxygen conditions snails will surface and use their breathing tubes to access more oxygen.

Dr. Zubair already grows such cells in his Mayo Clinic laboratory using a large tissue culture and several incubators — but only at a snail's pace.

In nature, however, a vast number of creatures navigate their habitats using soft bodies — earthworms, snails and larval insects can effectively move in complex environments using different strategies.

The snails are the first animal found to use this tactic to repel predators.

Orrock and colleagues watered black mustard seedlings, a common annual plant found the world over, using water spiked with the slimy residue of common garden snails, a natural predator.

As such, they were able to use fossil records to assess the baseline extinction risk for marine animals, including sharks, whales and dolphins, as well as small sedentary organisms such as snails, clams and corals.

The snails used to breed on small flood plain islands where annual flooding prevented a population explosion.

«The unique thing here is that we're using isotopologues to measure the temperature that these snails experienced, and relating that to the climate during this interval of declining CO2,» Hren says.

Freshwater is now available all year round to the snails, whereas previously saltwater used to flow upriver during the dry season.

Other worm - snails use this hunting technique, but T. vandyensis stands out because of the «copious amounts of mucus» it ejects, says coauthor Rüdiger Bieler.

In the 1980s this species, which feeds on molluscs, was used to control snails that host parasites in catfish ponds, and though it too escaped to rivers, it is generally confined to the deep South.

Otters that ate lots of hard - shelled snails — and used tools most frequently — rarely shared a common pattern in mitochondrial DNA, nor were they more closely related to other tool - users than any other otter in the population.

The researchers discovered T - type channels in the pond snail, Lymnaea stagnalis, can shift from using calcium ions to using sodium ions to generate the electrical signal.

The researchers discovered T - type channels in the pond snail, Lymnaea stagnalis, can shift from using calcium ions to using sodium ions to generate the electrical signal because of an outer shield of amino acids called a turret situated above the channel's entrance.

Zoologist Ronald Chase of McGill University in Montreal, Canada, who studies the use of «love darts» in hermaphroditic land snails (ScienceNOW, 6 July) and sees his share of bizarre mollusk mating, calls this version «very strange.»

Capsaspora was originally discovered living inside a freshwater snail and has been used by Ruiz - Trillo's group to learn more about animal evolution.

The method was used to measure the breakdown of amino acids within shells of a freshwater snail found at the site (Nature, vol 438, p 1008).

The stringy, gooey material that some snails use to protect their developing eggs could one day inspire a new class of synthetic ligaments for joints.

Cone snail - inspired insulin, although «still not as good as we want for human use,» Chou says, could replace the current fast - acting insulin used in artificial pancreas development.

(Those snails expressed insulins similar to those used by mollusc and worms.)

The snail insulin could prove useful as a tool to probe the systems the human body uses to control blood sugar and energy metabolism.

A new study reveals that some cone snails add a weaponized form of insulin to the venom cocktail they use to disable fish.

We also tested whether the weight of tools used to crack open snails differed between the two populations.

For more clear - cut evidence that snails use insulin as a weapon, Joanna Gajewiak, a research assistant professor at the university, came up with a fast way to synthesize enough of the insulin to directly test its effects on fish.

The macaques use these tools to break open oysters, snails and other prey on the seashore.