Sentence examples for suggesting attachment from inspiring English sources

In both column experiments, the effluent microsphere concentration approached input concentrations over time (reductions of 0.1 0.2 log C/C0), suggesting attachment processes for microspheres were negligible.

Prenatal diagnostics, genetic screening, and fetal surgery have changed the medical and cultural status of the maternal-fetal relationship, suggesting attachment begins at an earlier stage.

Modification of threonine at position 119 by 203 amu was also detected (Fig. 5C, Table 1), as evidenced by a series of y ions (y4 through y14 ) containing the modification, thus strongly suggesting attachment of a N-acetylhexosamine residue to the polypeptide chain.

"Le Prix" (2005) splits the difference, with an erect chain of wooden links and a ring, in the air, that suggests attachment to an invisible rod or hook.

This suggests attachment of the drug both to the carrier-surface and to the internal surface of the pores.

Furthermore, the attachment times were shortened with increasing ATP concentrations, suggesting that attachment was terminated when ATP binds to myosin following ADP release [ 168, 172– 175].

But after nearly four years of effort, only about 10percentt of the one billion monthly visitors to Yahoo sites return every day, suggesting little attachment to the brand, according to people who have seen confidential internal data.

However, we found that the C/O ratio decreased after AgNP self-assembly, suggesting the attachment of carbonyl-containing HBPAA on the VF surface.

A reduced amount of maternal behavior subsequently induces higher levels of emotionality, poor play and reduced social competences in non-human primates [84], [85], suggesting insecure attachment [50].

Some blood vessels were much larger than a single cell diameter, suggesting active attachment of the tumor cells rather than physical restraint although they may have been surrounded by platelets that would not have been visualized in these experiments.

In the absence of Ca2+, IFT moves unidirectionally without interruptions, suggesting that attachment of FMG1-B to IFT trains is regulated by a Ca2+-dependent signaling pathway.