Sentence examples for newly adhered from inspiring English sources

Not only must we be open to set-backs, we must remain open again and again until what is bonding back into wholeness within us has had sufficient time to "cure". Tugging on pieces of our newly adhered emotional fragments before they've had time to integrate is unwise for obvious reasons.

At this time point, most cells were still round, indicating that endothelial progenitor cells circulating in the host bloodstream were possibly the main source for these newly adhered cells [ 21].

In 2000, Manga released the film on home video in the United States with a newly commissioned dub that adhered closer to the original script with the correct names restored.

The technique involved a dermal suction machine (Ventipress, Upsalla, Sweden) being adhered to newly sterilised forearm skin.

Newly slim, he adheres to the "cave-man diet," eating only foods presumed to have been consumed in the Paleolithic era.

Of them, 34.3% adhered to the newly prescribed triptan at the first refill, 0.01% switched to another triptan, and 40.9% switched to a non-triptan acute migraine medication.

DISCUSSION Elderly persons newly diagnosed with diabetes who adhered to recommended care experienced reduced risk of mortality and severe macrovascular complications.

While the rest of the country and its people adhered to the newly imposed German language, wandering actors and puppet-masters spoke through the puppets in their native Slavic tongue.

During my stay in Singapore a number of shocks were felt and on the Wednesday night a steamer in harbour which had been newly painted during the day was found to be covered with thick dust, which had adhered to the new paint.

Then, blood cells at the tip of the ruptured ampullae adhered together thus sealing the newly formed wounds in the epithelium (Fig. 1, B1, B2).

Importantly, only when ADSCs were administered adhered to MPs, they were incorporated into newly formed vessels.