Sentence examples for sign of attachment from inspiring English sources

In short order, the restaurant became a retrograde institution, and the eating of prepared food a sign of attachment to deplorable worldly values.

Subjects were classified as having gingivitis (only) if they did not demonstrate any sign of attachment loss, such as pockets, gingival recession and bone loss.

"Children begin to show measurable signs of attachment by 6 months of age," says David Brodzinsky, a developmental psychologist who specializes in adoption.

"This vocalization might simply be a sign of frustration or learned response, since no other signs of attachment were reliably seen," Mills said.

Coronary heart disease group (CHD) Nineteen subjects (seven females, 12 males; age, 38 50 years) with proven CHD, but no signs of attachment loss observed from clinical and radiographic examination.

She cried every morning as we dropped her off, apparently a sign of healthy attachment though easily misconstrued (by me) as an indication that some great barbarism was being perpetrated.

Research carried out by Heather Wardle, formerly head of gambling research at the social research institute NatCen, and given exclusively to The Independent, indicates that women under 35 are starting to gamble at an earlier age than their older counterparts and showing increasing signs of unhealthy attachment.

To determine whether signs of disordered attachment were greater in young children being reared in more socially depriving caregiving environments.

It was noted that the diagnosis of RAD ameliorated with better care but symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder and signs of disorganized attachment came and went as the infants progressed through multiple placement changes.

Directly after the initial sample preparation, the metal surfaces did not show any signs of biofilm attachment i.e. the sample was free of red stained regions.

In the present study, this kind of phenomenon has been considered as a negative form of coping and the sign of an insecure attachment to the religious figure.