“The strong bond between the two sisters served as a ligature, keeping them united in both good times and bad.”

“A ligature is commonly used in medical settings to secure a patient's limbs, restrict their movement, and prevent possible injury.”

“After carefully applying the ligature to secure the bandages, the nurse ensured the wound would heal properly.”

“The formation of pseudopods and lamellae after ligation of chemoattractant sensitive G-protein coupled receptors is essential for chemotaxis.”

“We are performing laparoscopic tubal ligation reversal using robotic assistance.”

“None the less, for various reasons, vasectomy procedures are less common than tubal ligation procedures in most countries.”

“The complex was allowed to dissociate for 500 s, then residually bound ligand was removed using a pulse of acidic glycine.”

“Indeed, ion channels, whether gated by ligand, voltage, or force, all possess specialized molecular sensors for detection of their stimuli.”

“The Netropsin ligand consists of a guanidinium, two pyrrole, and a propylamidinium part.”

“The scrub person can be alert for oozing or plan for more ties, ligatures, or clips.”

“For others it's the ligatures, or the roundness, or the old-style numerals.”

“Instead of entering ligatures as such their components are typed as vowelless or half consonants.”

“Special care was taken to include all the hydrogen bonds between the zinc ligands and the surrounding residues.”

“Furthermore, the molecular arrangement of the three citrate ligands allows the possible introduction of other catalytic metal centres.”

“Direct sensing mechanisms might involve proteins or ligands that bind or react with oxygen.”