Sentence examples for time to attach from inspiring English sources

16 Fibroblast attachment was recorded after 4 d, to allow the cells time to attach, sample the surface and proliferate (given appropriate surface conditions).

Some nursery babies live short lives or have simple diagnoses, leaving those caring for them little time to attach.

Don't wait until you get home and ticks have had time to attach.

and Mike Crapo (Idaho) –- will be able to hash out an agreement in time to attach it to a debt ceiling bill.

Despite the classical description, the muscle only solely attaches to the duodenojejunal flexure in about 8% of people; it is far more common, 40 to 60% of the time to attach additionally to the third and fourth parts of the duodenum; and 20 to 30% of the time it only attaches to the third and fourth parts.

Furthermore, those Republicans also said acting quickly to return the bill to the House served the cause of undermining the law, because the GOP majority there would have time to attach amendments putting curbs on Obama's landmark healthcare legislation that might win approval in the Senate.

He is also unafraid to stage the occasional scene, or to compensate his subjects for their time, or to attach a P. J. Harvey soundtrack to their activities.

The time required to attach the data loggers was less than 5 minutes per individual and we let sharks respire forcibly along the way.

Do you spend a lot of time trying to attach your iPad 2 to the limbs of trees, or building elaborate towers on which to perch it?

The task was administered in an identical manner at pre- and post-intervention, and the rationale provided for the task was the same at both times (preparing to attach the heart rate monitor).

Mr Santos hopes to wrap these up with a peace agreement in time for him to attach a referendum on the deal to the March legislative election.