The phrase "at attaching" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of attaching something, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "I am not sure about the process at attaching the files to the email."
Alternatives: "when attaching" or "during the attachment process".
This large antibody molecule is particularly effective at attaching to antigenic determinants present on the outer coats of bacteria.
Still, Allen is pretty good at attaching an air of ruthlessness to Mitch, while Sylvester proves a worthy new entry in the long list of rappers-turned-actors.
Last year, the Danish toy manufacturer released their first female scientist figurine: Professor C. Bodin, winner of the "coveted Nobrick Prize" and an expert at attaching new pieces to minifigures that have lost their legs.
The structural engineer aims at attaching two targets that are normally, opposite: safety and economy.
She taught both middle school and high school, served as a Dean of Instruction for the Noble Network of Charter Schools, worked as a program director for both Teach For America and One Goal, and managed a school-based college counseling team aimed at attaching high school graduates to four-year college and other meaningful post-secondary opportunities.
The same was true for glucuronides 2 and 3: Glucuronide 2 was more likely protonated at attaching nitrogen as the proton affinity (PA) of 2N-methyl-indazole (905 kJmol−1) was markedly larger than that of 1N-methyl-indazole (875 kJmol−1) (Öǧretir and Kaipak 2002).
Biologically important membrane channels are gated by force at attached tethers.
Or by throwing at, or attaching aberrant objects on it.
STM, an egg outbreak strain, attached at similar levels to the SS, at 22��C with both strains attaching at significantly lower levels than RS.
On farm gate sourced eggs, SS at 4°C again attached at significantly (P < 0.05) lower levels than at 42°C, after 1 min but not after 20 min.
However at 4°C STM attached at levels similar to the other S. Typhimurium strain, RS.
