Sentence examples for attachment role from inspiring English sources

Although as yet there is no evidence that this cell-matrix attachment role of Eps8 is conserved in other organisms, it is interesting to note that the Drosophila gene arouser encodes Eps8-related proteins that, like C. elegans EPS-8B, lack a C-terminal effector domain [16] (see alignment in Figure S1), and so presumably do not directly bind actin.

We utilise the five scales from the PSI labelled Competence, Isolation, Attachment, Role Restriction, and Spouse.

The instrument is comprised of 5 attributes: attachment, role, enjoyment, security and control.

Capabilities, according to Sen [ 15], are concerned with the ability to achieve functionings such as attachment, role, enjoyment, security and control.

The poise of the human head does pose other problems, and the detailed attachment and role of some neck muscles (e.g., sternocleidomastoid) are different in humans from those in apes.

The ICECAP-O measures five capability dimensions – attachment, security, role, enjoyment, and control – with one question per dimension.

The tool measures five attributes: Attachment, Security, Role, Enjoyment and Control with four levels in each attribute ranging from best to worst.

We used Spearman correlation coefficients for the specific domains of the EQ-5D (mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain and depression) & ICECAP-O (attachment, security, role, enjoyment and control) with the PPA, SPPB, MMSE and IADLs.

Our key independent variables of interest were the EQ-5D domains (mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain, anxiety/depression) and ICECAP-O domains (attachment, security, role, enjoyment and control).

We used Spearman correlation coefficients for the specific domains of the EQ-5D (mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain and depression) & ICECAP-O (attachment, security, role, enjoyment and control) with the SPPB.

ICECAP-O capability index for older people ICECAP-O capability index for older people The ICECAP-O index of capability for older people focuses on quality of life and includes five attributes: attachment, security, role, enjoyment and control.