Sentence examples for formation attached from inspiring English sources

Subgroup 3 showed loss of normal architecture, areas of necrosis, complete, or incomplete dentin bridge formation, attached and detached pulp stones and fatty degeneration in group B. For group A, MTA subgroup showed the least number of inflammatory cell infiltrate followed by Port Cal subgroup.

They jogged through a corridor formed between the assembled athletes to the centre of the stadium, where the 204 copper petals (each inscribed with the name of the team it accompanied during the parade) were now seen in a circular formation attached to long pipes (the petals were to accompany each team home after the competition, as a souvenir).

Micromitra burgessensis and Paterina zenobia are preserved in the Burgess Shale Formation attached to a variety of substrates, including the demosponge Vauxia, the enigmatic Chancelloria, a variety of disarticulated skeletal elements and conspecific individuals (Additional file 1).

Other formations attached were the regular 22nd Lucknow Infantry Brigade from the 8th Lucknow Division without their British battalions and an Imperial Service Cavalry Brigade.

With an establishment of 13,118 men, the division consisted of three brigades of infantry – the 20th, 24th and 26th – each consisting of three battalions, along with organic battalion-level engineer, pioneer, artillery, and armoured formations attached at divisional level.

An attack on 9 October by the 49th and 66th Divisions, both British formations attached to II ANZAC Corps, was hampered by the poor weather which showed no signs of abating and achieved very limited gains.

The best studied bacterial social behaviour is the formation of attached communities called biofilms.

The 173rd was the only separate brigade to have support formations permanently attached to it, though other separate brigades would receive support elements of their own a year later.

Therefore, great attention has been paid to give the metal substrates a capability to induce HA formation by attaching functional groups onto their surfaces [9].

In biofilm formation, bacteria attach reversibly to a surface, and then begin to produce extracellular polysaccharides.

ECM acts like a "glue," packing the hyphae and enhancing biofilm formation by attaching to the host cells and substrates [ 23].