The phrase "attachment group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to email, file sharing, or collaborative platforms where files or documents are shared among a specific group of people.
Example: "Please make sure to include all relevant documents in the attachment group before sending the email."
Alternatives: "file sharing group" or "document group".
Viologen molecules (Vio2+), derivatised with phosphonic acid attachment groups can be chemisorbed on nanostructured TiO2 layers of thickness 2 10 μm.
Logistic regression analyses showed higher prevalence of illicit substance use among both insecure attachment groups as compared to the secure group.
As expected, we found that at 5 months, attachment groups did not differ in reactivity, but at 12 months, insecure-avoidant infants were the least reactive, followed by secure infants, and insecure-ambivalent infants were the most reactive.
It has been widely used as a fluorescent label to attach to proteins via the amine group or been tailored for various chemical and biological applications due to different attachment groups, high fluorescence intensity, and great photostability [24, 25, 26].
Generally, the natural dyes employed as sensitizers in solar cell deliver very low efficiencies when compared to synthetic organic and inorganic dyes, due to the absence of specific functional attachment groups and low absorption in the visible region of the solar spectrum [27, 28].
For a protein-complex core, only one possible protein complex will be kept if its corresponding attachment groups are the same at different time courses.
All rules regarding attachment groups from this article apply to the various organic compounds as well.
Julie, Sylvie and Martha are members of an attachment parenting group in north London.
Ceci and Fitneva detailed three key topics in the behavioral sciences that related to the novel: risk and resilience; relationships and attachment; and group relations.
