Sentence examples for weakened attachment from inspiring English sources

The structural development of the SUS in a context of dependency on, and competition with the private system has led to weakened attachment and commitment among medical professionals to the public service.

In bivalves, low pH results in significant changes to larval development (e.g. [ 14]), reduced shell deposition in most species (e.g. [ 15, 16]), decreased integrity of the shell [ 17, 18] and weakened attachment of byssal threads [ 19].

In summary, these data suggest loss of dystrophin results in a cytoskeletal remodeling response to bolster the weakened attachment of the ECM to the cytoskeleton.

And for all the book's apparently liberal prescriptions, his mission, which he first embarked on in 1991, when he was appointed Chief Rabbi of the United Synagogue (covering 40percentnt of Britain's approximately 300,000 Jews), is clear: to reverse Jews' weakening attachment to Judaism by uncompromisingly making "faith" the indispensable base of Jewishness.

Higher temperatures promote byssal thread production while weakening attachment by accelerating thread deterioration and negatively affecting the curing and moulding of byssal threads [ 71, 72].

Family mixing weakens attachments to the Hispanic group, research finds.

Along with the elevation of temperature, the branches on nanocrystal surfaces shortened gradually because of the weakened linear attachment.

Lose, and you have lost more than a contest; you have weakened your attachment to the best reasons you ever claimed for fighting.

The real pity is that over time many, too many, families struggle with a growing number of family members who have a weakening attachment to the long-term vision and, instead, have a growing interest in short-term profit maximisation and pay outs, just like the public company.

This weakening attachment to universality has in turn led to a proliferation of new treaties that duplicate existing protections and saddle states with excessive reporting requirements and in some cases contradictory obligations.

Another plausible clue is that if the estimated reputation is an essential part of the lives of residents, mental images of the area could either strengthen the attachment to the neighbourhood if you live in a 'good place' or weaken the attachment if you live in a 'bad place'.