Sentence examples for attachment either from inspiring English sources

However, when caregivers fail to meet children's needs, they can develop insecure attachment: either attachment avoidance or attachment anxiety (the worry that others will fail to be there for them).

Particular applications may require different properties of the material surface for cell attachment, either promoted or reduced.

Moreover, this irregularity in shapes obtained in Am series and in particular, at reaction completion stage (Fig. 4b) may be seen as a consequence of epitaxial attachment either from primary nanoparticles initially formed [34] or organic from plant extracts [28].

The five patients experienced fewer symptoms such as anxiety (T(22) = 3.01, p < 0.01) and suspiciousness (T(22) = 2.27, p < 0.05) compared with the 17 patients who had no secure attachment either to primary caregivers or to spiritual attachment figures.

A classic study revealed that institutionalized children are unable to form attachment [ 21], although more recent studies found that formerly institutionalized children can develop attachment, either secure or insecure [ 14, 22].

In mitosis, erroneous kinetochore microtubule attachment, with either both sister kinetochores attached to the same pole (syntelic attachment), or both poles attached to the same kinetochore (merotelic attachment), can result in inaccurate segregation of sister chromatids and subsequent aneuploidy.

Erroneous KT MT attachment, with either both sister KTs attached to the same pole (syntelic attachment), or both poles attached to the same KT (merotelic attachment), can result in inaccurate segregation of the sister chromatids and subsequent aneuploidy (Pinsky and Biggins, 2005).

The source of eggs either retail or farm did not affect the level of attachment of either STM or RS for any time/temperature combination.

Albumin adopts a deformed structure on parylene-C and a globular structure on silicon oxide, and does not support significant cell attachment on either surface.

This ignores the existence of any emotional attachment on either side and demonstrates how the secrecy and silences of academic culture further exacerbate negative practices inherent to the university.

In this system the Latin names of the bony points of attachment are either joined, as in sternocleidomastoid, naming the human muscle that runs from the sternum and clavicle to the mastoid region of the skull, or they may be named for their form or their gross function.