Sentence examples for fully disengaged from inspiring English sources

In addition, one MsbA structure displayed fully disengaged NBDs with catalytic glutamates separated by more than 65 Å, similar to the mouse Pgp discussed above.

Copulation duration was measured from the beginning of copulation to the end of it, when the male fully disengaged from the female.

The meeting shows that Mr. Trump has not fully disengaged from his business ventures even as he leads his presidential transition, and it highlights the potential conflicts he will face going forward if he does not separate himself from a brand that has been constructed around his persona.

Rpp21 and Rpp29 were associated with 5.8S rDNA and 18S rDNA in G2 cells but fully or partially disengaged from these loci in mitotic cells (Figure 7A, lanes 2 and 3 versus 7 and 8, respectively).

Young people fully or partially disengaged from services as a behavioural response triggered by healthcare professionals lacking facilitative and person centred communication skills (seen more in Case 1).

He felt disengaged and reluctant to become fully involved in any situation that required emotional depth.

Pastors and church members are commonly so preoccupied with themselves, their routines, facilities and filling their buildings for performances that they remain disengaged from their communities and not fully relevant to them.

For this assessment the task was divided into 30-second epochs and calculations were made using Fisher's Linear Discriminant Function as to whether the subject was either fully attentive, distracted, responding impulsively, randomly or was disengaged (minimally responsive) during each epoch.

Assuming that these new books are right (not a fully warranted assumption), and that many students are increasingly disengaged from the academic part of the college experience, it may be because the system has become too big and too heterogeneous to work equally well for all who are in it.

A 2007 Towers Perrin survey of nearly 90,000 employees worldwide, for instance, found that only 21% felt fully engaged at work and nearly 40% were disenchanted or disengaged.

Fully engaged hotel guests spend 46% more per year than actively disengaged hospitality industry guests spend.