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However, the identity of these bats has not been confirmed molecularly.

"I've just now released a little of the fab to read through molecularly.

In 1966, she became a lecturer in the department of molecularly biology.

The drug itself was molecularly camouflaged so that no antidote could be identified.

Nature has perfected the science of manufacturing matter molecularly.

The Weird soon discovered that his new body was molecularly unstable and approaching critical mass.

I assure you that every bit of food that came into this party has been molecularly checked.

Your brain was altered, molecularly restructured, by the computer.

At present, he and his colleagues are concentrating on the development of molecularly targeted therapies for individual patients with cancer.

Individually, they're vibrating at high speeds molecularly, but that in and of itself is not particularly painful.

Also the development and application of molecularly targeted therapys.

In recent years, several new types of "molecularly targeted" agents have been developed and used to treat lung cancer.

Grunge has the ability to molecularly bond with anything he comes in contact with.

An alternative, and more molecularly correct, answer might be: because the egg keeps changing the lines to the yolk.

They are structurally and molecularly more similar to microvilli than to true cilia.

The water allows the mix to combine molecularly in a chemical reaction called hydration.

"It's made of molecularly altered ceramics," explained the woman.

Molecularly sealed, it wasn't coming off, and it felt uncomfortably tight.

Although these early reports were promising, no lamin ortholog has been identified molecularly from plants.

He specializes in chemical analysis, sensors and molecularly imprinted polymers.

It is molecularly identical to other 303 steels.

Once mutants have been isolated, the mutated gene can be molecularly identified.

Histologically and molecularly, the structures of the cerebral cortex appear to be normal.

The interface between a crystal and its vapor can be molecularly sharp at temperatures well below the melting point.

Generally, contaminants that are molecularly simpler are easier to break down than more complicated ones.