Sentence examples for attached over time from inspiring English sources
21 Moreover, it is possible that it is the chain of passages in different employments, the trajectory of LMA, that contributes to health status; for example, becoming more strongly attached over time could contribute to health status differently than becoming less attached to the labour market even if the both groups hold same total exposure.
"Just as plaque can build up inside arteries and reduce the flow of blood, bacteria and other microorganisms can over time attach and accumulate on water-treatment membranes and along water pipes," says So-Ryong Chae, postdoctoral fellow in Duke's civil and environmental engineering department.
A leather lacer is attached over the back opening.
Casals et al. [7] confirmed that a soft corona loosely attached to the particles surface changes to an irreversibly attached hard corona over time.
"People change over time.
Diversity is fundamental to creating an equitable and inclusive academy, but without attention to the historical trajectories of social difference, and to the range of meanings that societies have attached to human difference over time, the concept of diversity remains indistinct and illegible.
Moreover, taking intentions as determinative leaves the concretist with the problem of shifting intentions and unintended goals attached to built structures over time.
Although PCA analysis showed that attached microbial communities from the two sites became more similar over time, the attached microbial communities were clearly separated between the two sites (Fig. 6).
They are attached to the time they were made.
Airborne analyte molecules such as the depicted benzenethiols molecules attach to the surface over time on the basis of diffusion.
Over time, laterally attached kinetochores converted into end-on attachments and experienced intra-kinetochore stretch/structural deformation, and SMUGs eventually exited a delayed mitosis with mono-oriented chromosomes after satisfying the spindle-assembly checkpoint (SAC).
