Sentence examples for a marker of attachment from inspiring English sources

The report sought to measure English skills as "a marker of attachment" to American society, said D'Vera Cohn, a Pew center researcher who wrote the report with Shirin Hakimzadeh, another Pew researcher.

Finally, breastfeeding may be a marker of attachment between child and mother, and associated with maternal care and stimulation, and older studies have indeed hypothesized that emotional deprivation and abrupt breaking of the mother-infant bond could play a role in the development of oedematous malnutrition [ 26].

It was a marker, of sorts.

It seemed like a marker of progress.

The story is divided into eight chapters, one for each of eight "revolutions" in our ancestors' approach to food: the invention of cooking, the attachment of symbolic meaning to food, the development of herding, the birth of agriculture, the use of food as a marker of social class, the trade of food between cultures, the transfer of foodstuffs between continents, and, finally, industrialization.

Humanity views ownership as a marker of status.

Is that not a marker of popularity? .

It was a marker of something very important.

Ki67 is a marker of proliferating cells.

CD38 is a marker of lymphocyte activation.

Attachment anxiety is probably not a sensible target for hospital-based interventions to buffer the impact of systemic stresses, but it is a marker of those at greater risk for general psychological distress.