The phrase "attached to human" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is connected or linked to a human, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The device is attached to human users for monitoring purposes."
Alternatives: "connected to a human" or "linked to a human."
But it wasn't just the camp that formed him - it was the very low value attached to human life, something he saw throughout his childhood.
Saudi Arabia commended the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya's achievements in its constitutional, legislative and institutional frameworks, which showed the importance that the country attached to human rights.
The importance the Sophists attached to human beings meant that they were extremely interested in the history and organization of human societies.
If all of those who are attached to human rights and democracy refused to compromise their principles and used the Internet to defend freedom of expression, this kind of repression would be much more difficult.
b Photograph of the CTFM array conformally attached to human skin.
Demonstrations are performed to monitor the motions of the finger and elbow through a sensor attached to human skin.
Current theory speculates that they are descended from wolves that somehow became attached to humans perhaps 12,000 to 33,000 years ago — an early amity that has an extensive pedigree in human folklore.
Although Bartonella spp.transmission by ticks has not been proven, several recent studies have identified Bartonella DNA in questing ticks, ticks attached to animals, and ticks attached to humans (1, 2, 14 ).
When it made its synthetic chromosome, it removed a gene that enables the bacterium to attach to human cells and hence cause infection.
Lactobacillus engineered to secrete CD4 could block the virus from attaching to human cells, they reasoned.
The Lacto-mix strains have previously been isolated from the intestinal mucosa of healthy humans and have been chosen on the basis of their pronounced ability to attach to human mucosa cells [57], [58].
