Sentence examples for by its attachment from inspiring English sources

We must recognize that the soul is a different sort of object from the body so much so that it does not depend on the existence of the body for its functioning, and can in fact grasp the nature of the forms far more easily when it is not encumbered by its attachment to anything corporeal.

But the prime minister's ability even to carry through manifesto commitments is now in doubtThe Labour Party has never defined itself by its attachment to civil liberties.

But it is not as bucolic as it could be, because Japan's love of rice is matched only by its attachment to concrete.

First, the bacterial colonization of CGIT is facilitated by its attachment to the gastrointestinal epithelial cells [ 10– 10].

The TP domain was originally identified by its attachment to the 5′ end of viral minus-strand DNA.

The ligament complex was attached to the cervix inwardly, to the apex pelvic wall (the ilium) upwardly, and to the posterior pelvic wall by its attachment to the coccygeus dorsally.

The dens of the axis has an important role in maintaining stability of the atlantoaxial joint by its attachments to the occipital bone with the apical and bilateral alar ligaments, and its binding to the floor of C1 with the transverse ligament of the atlas [ 18].

The religious objection to the four methods of contraception at issue is that they may have the effect of preventing an already fertilized egg from developing any further by inhibiting its attachment to the uterus.

A lot of these methods the Greens, like many other devout Christians, have no problems with, but they are super, super upset by techniques that, to quote the Supreme Court's decision, prevent "an already fertilized egg from developing any further by inhibiting its attachment to the uterus".

Better stabilization of the enzyme can be achieved by its multipoint attachment to the carrier since formation of additional covalent bonds increases the rigidity of the immobilized enzyme [ 13, 14].

The extent to which the crystal structure of the chimera3 complex reflects the orientation of free fragment 8 in this binding event remains an open question, as its orientation is governed to an unknown extent by its covalent attachment to the myoA tail peptide.