The phrase "attached on its" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition should be "to" instead of "on."
Example: "The document is attached to its corresponding email."
Alternatives: "affixed to its" or "connected to its".
The placenta is intimately attached on its outer surface to the endometrium, the lining of the uterus, by fingerlike processes (villi) that embed themselves in the endometrium, where complete vascular connections between the two circulations are achieved.
Fine-grained materials attached on its original surface (indicated by arrows) consist of olivine, magnetite, and pyrrhotite.
The fermentation medium contained 70 g/l glycerol and the needle fitted on the cap had gas inlet outlet filter attached on its base.
Coupled free vibration analysis has been performed on a cantilever thin elastic plate carrying a liquid drop attached on its arbitrary point in a zero-gravity environment.
Its probe consists of dual-heat-flow channels with different thermal resistances, and each heat-flow-channel has a pair of IC sensors attached on its top and bottom.
In addition to the genetic characteristics, difficulties analyzing strawberry fruit growth and ripening arise from the fact that the commercial fruit is not a true fruit but includes an engrossed flower receptacle with the true fruits, the achenes, attached on its surface.
In order to better understand what parameters within an attached CPP are required to help endosomal release and thus allow the attached ON to reach its RNA target, it is necessary to utilize a biological assay that is characteristic of the cell compartment.
Slide the slider up and down to see if the zipper will fully re-attach on its own.
Additional cuts were made in the wax to obtain a 4 × 2 × 2 mm cubical shaped block, which we called a 'biopsy checker', containing the 4 mm length of biopsy specimen attached on one of its 4 × 2 mm faces.
Once you finish cutting, you should have two teardrop shapes that are attached on one side.
