Sentence examples for attached in terms of from inspiring English sources

Channel 4 said that the deals come with no strings attached in terms of "first look" deals on shows or distribution rights, or the the production companies getting preferential treatment from the broadcaster's commissioning team.

While the baroness is yet to detail her Barcelona proposal, arts pundits expect her offer to come with some strings attached, in terms of also requiring some public investment in the project.

When people look at the SILENCE=DEATH poster there is such an institutional shadow attached to it, in terms of its efficacy and its use over the decades.

There's a big price attached to everything, and in terms of the 24/7 news cycle, and the Internet, it's so interesting what it's done to taking risks and living your life.

It notes that the hotel meets all expectations attached to the name Trump in terms of luxury, modern conveniences and speaks highly of the views.

HATSEQ also includes a number of built-in post-analyses with which biological meaning can be attached to the detected ROIs in terms of gene pathways and de-novo motif analysis, and provides different visualizations and statistical summaries for the detected ROIs.

There will be commerce attached to these sacred sites not just in terms of food trucks but from pharmaceutical companies, which have attached themselves to the projects in the story in a highly disturbing way.

The attachment propensity was quantified in terms of number of particles attached per cell.

"You place so much importance to my being a mother and at the same time you are not attaching importance to my health in terms of allocating resources, or even attention".

Such attached enclosure provides a controlled environment in terms of lighting and spatial distances to improve reproducibility between assays.

Furthermore, a nanostructured substrate can influence the conformation and functionality of protein attached to it, while cellular response in terms of morphology, adhesion, proliferation, differentiation, etc. can be affected by a surface expressing micro or nanoscale structures.