Sentence examples for attain attachment from inspiring English sources

Even in cases where participants were satisfied with the care received, there was still a desire to attain attachment to a regular family doctor.

Incubating the spotted slides at 80°C for 30 min attained attachment, and cross-linking was performed using 650 μJoules ultraviolet light.

To prevent premature sister chromatid separation and mitotic exit in cells whose chromosomes have not yet attained bipolar attachment on the mitotic spindle, the SAC targets the cell cycle machinery required for the metaphase-to-anaphase transition (Lara-Gonzalez et al., 2012; Foley and Kapoor, 2013).

Cultured RPE cells require similar substrate attachment to attain differentiated structure and function.

Some specimens exhibited partial or complete dislocation of the tendon out of the bicipital groove and several specimens revealed absence of the intrascapular portion of the tendon while the extracapsular portion had attained a bony attachment on the shaft of the humerus in the region of the lesser tuberosity.

Sasaki would claim that sexual contact with a Zen master, or roshi – "venerable teacher" – would help them attain new levels of "non-attachment", one of Zen's central objectives.

Electrospraying of HA nanoparticles on electrospun nanofibers helped to attain rough surface morphology ideal for cell attachment and proliferation and also achieve improved mechanical properties than HA blended nanofibers.

In this case, zeolite attachment was attained but there was a homogeneity problem.

The writer's voice echoes these heterotopic tensions; the presence of the subjective voice struggles with the vividness of a 'prosthetic' attachment to the events of 9/11 and the scholarly voice struggles to attain a critical distance from the event.

This may, however, be an unrealistic goal for all to attain, yet therapeutic nihilism is unwarranted in light of evidence for the malleability of attachment styles over time [ 44].

The reason is not to attain some standard of rationality because, for Buddhists, most vijñānas are suspect in that they involve an attachment to the present life and therefore pose an obstacle to liberation.