Sentence examples for highest level of attachment from inspiring English sources
A concentration-dependant effect was observed with NaCl and KCl (0.1 0.85%) on attachment of E. coli M23Sr, but only to collagen I. One-tenth percent CaCl2 produced the highest level of attachment to ECM proteins for E. coli M23Sr and EC614.
Essentially the same was observed with S. aureus SH1000 strains albeit at a higher level of attachment (Fig. 6A) and with S. aureus SH1000 (pSasCsub2) showing numbers of attached bacteria that were comparable with the wild type.
In another study, Lawrence A. Kurdek, a psychologist at Wright State University in Ohio, found that college students who had a high level of attachment to their dogs showed greater attachment to the pets than to their fathers.
Results showed a higher level of attachment and identity to city than to neighborhood.
The S. Typhimurium P6 strain also had significantly higher level of attachment than the E. coli K12 strain.
Hypothesis 2 anticipated that higher levels of quality mother child interactions would be associated with higher levels of attachment security and lower levels of attachment dependency.
Predicted associations between high levels of attachment anxiety and avoidance and interpersonal problems were supported, and attachment avoidance was associated with difficulties in therapeutic relationships.
Hypothesis 3 predicted that longer maternity leaves would be associated with higher levels of quality mother child interactions, which in turn would be associated with higher levels of attachment security and lower levels of attachment dependency.
Bone marrow stromal cells were seeded onto the substrates in growth media and cultured first to examine cell attachment and morphology, indicating higher levels of attachment on collagen substrates after 1 h, and increased spreading and organization trends after 24 h.
This is most likely to happen shortly after the death of the pet, especially among owners who had very high levels of attachment to their pets.
These responses dovetail with results of other surveys that "consistently reveal very high levels of attachment to pets among the homeless" (Irvine, Kahl & Smith, 2012).
