Sentence examples for being detached in from inspiring English sources

Despite their small size, root pieces from seedlings stages of epiphytes (e.g., P. concreta) yielded fungi with our method despite being detached in the field 3 weeks prior.

In eyes treated for retinal detachment associated with PVR (41 eyes), the macula was detached in all cases and the extent of retinal detachment ranged from three to four quadrants.

In inhomogeneous solids, many non-dissolved grains are detached in typical conditions of temperature and activation energies, leading to ratios of detached and dissolved masses of order g, for g ≫ 1.

At steam rates below 1.2 g/s, discrete bubbles were detached in 15 20°C water at periodic intervals.

Part of Al-Daqahliyyah was detached in 1955 to form Damietta governorate.

If he were detached in the morning, he said, the Mitchell children would not get to school.

The data do not support earlier suggestions that the three activity domains are detached in A. bisporus.

She has had 10 months to grow up since her debut at this track, when she bolted riderless to the start and was then so green that she was detached in last through the early stages.

He didn't know it, but his right ACL and MCL had been detached in the accident, and his doctor chose not to reattach them ("You're not a running back in the N.F.L.," Stevens said his doctor explained, years later).

Settled by Puritans from Connecticut in 1666 as part of Newark township and set up as the communities of Cranetown and Speertown (both later renamed West Bloomfield), the site was detached in 1812 as part of Bloomfield.

The ordainment trip sets up a question central to the film: how can Deepak Chopra be detached in a spiritual sense and yet lead a comfortable life with a need for constant attention?