A dealate crawled across the log, its discarded wings lying nearby as the researcher quickly photographed it.

The dealated ant wandered across the forest floor searching for a new nest.

The backlog of tasks seemed dealable after we assigned clear owners and deadlines.

The researcher realized the sample had been dealanylated during purification, which altered its binding affinity.

When exposed to the enzyme, the substrate began to dealanylate, altering its binding properties.

After the mating flight, the researchers found several dealates clustering near the base of the tree.

After mating, the alate undergoes dealation and becomes a worker in the colony.

Successful dealanylation of the enzyme precursor restored its catalytic activity.