Sentence examples for inability to attach from inspiring English sources

You see, this is why it's actually a good thing that Facebook read all your messages and Google tailor their ads depending on your previous searches and the stuff in your Gmail all gets forwarded to GCHQ so they can laugh at your spelling mistakes and inability to attach the attachments that you said were attached.

As a fan of kitten videos, I'm often embarrassed by my inability to attach said videos to emails I'm trying to send the rest of my local chapter of American Society Of Kitten Video Lovers ASKVLL).

The public’s inability to attach the project to a personality concentrates the focus on the idea itself.

These changes appear to be a result of the inability to attach and depolymerize actin filaments followed by a decrease in the amount of monomeric actin and increase of filamentous actin.

The mental health status in this group was no different from what was found for the older ages, and we cannot rule out that this can be ascribed to care givers' relative inability to attach to the young child.

We noted and corrected common ACLS deficiencies, for example an inability to attach the multifunction pacing/defibrillation electrodes to the defibrillator machine, or an inability to adjust the transcutaneous pacemaker settings such as the pacemaker output.

The inability to readily attach to a new family physician meant these participants had to assume responsibility for improvising interim means of receiving primary care.

In this work, the low cell proliferation of the primary cancer cells cultured as 2D monolayer could be due to their inability to fully attach and spread on a 2D surface for cell proliferation within the time period explored.

C. Inability of Lula/phi80 to attach to stationary cells (Fig. 6C).

Interestingly, adducin knockdowns resulted in an inability of EPEC to attach to the host cell, thus subsequent pedestal presence was not observed (Figure S9b).

The data suggests claudin-1 enhances LPA-mediated Boyden chamber migration in SKOV-3 cells and may reflect an inability of cells to attach to the substratum required for Boyden chamber migration through pores.