Sentence examples for loose attachments from inspiring English sources

Squamulose lichens are small and leafy with loose attachments to the substrate.

Historically, there is a particularly loose attachment between modern nations and their so-called national languages.

This loose attachment may explain why they retained their spherical shape.

A person who fabricates or embellishes their own life story — whether to sell books or win political office — has a loose attachment to the truth and a suspect character.

Isolation of human ovarian surface epithelial cells is based on the relatively loose attachment of surface ovarian epithelial cells to underlying structures [3], [37].

Up to 89% of the luminal surface area was neoepithelialized but with a loose attachment to the submucosa.

The hallmarks for amoeboid cell invasive migration are ECM loose attachment, complete cell polarity loss, and chemotaxis capability.

Engler et al. reported that a tight or loose attachment of multipotent stem cells, depending on the surface stiffness, can influence the lineage toward which stem cells differentiate.

This can be attributed to the loose attachment many slum residents have to their place of residence given the informal nature of the settlements and the obvious disadvantage in terms of access to services compared to the neighbouring middle and upper class residential areas.

These looser attachments allow the larynx a great degree of freedom and enable the formation of the pharyngeal pouch just behind the tongue.

Due to their looser attachments to the inward material, the glyco and lipid layers are likely to be added just prior to the exit of the silk material as coatings for protection and ecological purposes.