Sentence examples for expression of the attachment from inspiring English sources

Already by 1981, Main had theorized that a conflict between attachment and anger would also be capable of disrupting the smooth expression of the attachment system.

Third, the behaviors often had a jerky, contradictory, or disoriented quality, which disturbed the infant's sequencing of movement or gesture in seeking their caregiver, and as such, despite their differences, suggested some disturbance of the expression of the attachment system in its capacity to smoothly coordinate behavior and attention.

Main observed that the conflict between anger and attachment could flood out and interrupt the smooth expression of the attachment system, such that the infant would primarily be focused on expressing rage rather than oriented by their attachment system toward what proximity would be available from the caregiver.

This is in sharp contrast to the gene expression pattern of the attachment phase, where most of the highly expressed genes are well-known housekeeping genes.

The effectiveness of MV-Edm-mediated oncolysis is highly dependent upon the expression of the cellular attachment receptor CD46, which is expressed more frequently in human cancer cells than in normal cells.

Its other roles include a requirement for expression of the muscle-attachment gene stripe (sr), in the presumptive notum (Ghazi and VijayRaghavan, 2003) and for maintenance of the indirect-flight muscle marker Vg, in AMPs (Sudarsan et al., 2001).

The V5 cement enhanced the higher expression of cell attachment, proliferation and differentiation as compared to V50 cement.

Many think of patriotism as a natural and appropriate expression of attachment to the country in which we were born and raised and of gratitude for the benefits of life on its soil, among its people, and under its laws.

For example, his sister's Life recorded that Pascal had an almost obsessive repugnance to any expression of emotional attachment, which Gilberte attributed to his high regard for the virtue of modesty.

Rather than as essentialist innovators of an exhaustive and residual category for exceptions to the Ainsworth protocols, in their work on disorganized/disoriented infant attachment, Main and Solomon should be regarded primarily as theorists of expressions and circumventions of dysregulation of the attachment system.

In these cells, rHu BChE was expressed as mostly tetrameric form by the simultaneous expression of proline-rich attachment domain.