Sentence examples for attach at all from inspiring English sources

The cells either did not attach at all or they detached shortly after attachment.

Phillips et al., found that only ESI-107 hESCs weaned to single cell passaging attached effectively to Hillex II microcarriers, whereas unweaned single cells did not attach at all.

It is hard, on one level, to believe his sublime canvases come with a character attached at all.

Even so, he must now learn to live with a bulky electronic device attached at all times to his stomach.

The person selling you the right to bear and rear their biological offspring can do so anonymously, with no future strings attached at all.

"The idea that it should be free and have no strings attached at all sounds very progressive," says Jeff Bewkes, Time Warner's boss.

In the pure realms of science, they're probably not supposed to get attached at all (theories aren't cats), but scientists are human, too, no matter how sniffy stringent rationalists might get about the issue.

The flow is assumed to be attached at all times, and only classical divergence and flutter stability are evaluated.

The attached flame however, behaves inversely: it can be brought back to the detached position by both decreasing or increasing the pilot mass flow rate, but it remains attached at all forcing amplitudes.

I was sat closest to the seat missing the support and could see that, although otherwise identical to the others, there were no screw holes or any obvious signs that this chair ever had a support panel, or was supposed to have one attached at all.

These muscles are divided into three layers and the five in the outermost (superficial) and middle layers all attach at the inner elbow in what is known as a common flexor tendon.