The phrase "a adhered" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The label was a adhered to the package, making it difficult to remove."
Alternatives: "an attached" or "a fixed".
Fig. 1 Conventional polishing and relief that can develop as a result of use of a traditional buff cloth (cross section) Fig. 2 Polishing with abrasive film on a adhered to a flat surface (cross section).
However, when research studies adhere to GLPs, reviewers and those acting upon the science may have a high degree of confidence that the experimenters a) adhered to the experimental protocol employed, b) took all the steps and measurements claimed to be taken during conduct of the study itself, and c) accurately reported the test results.
In contrast, there is relatively little knowledge about the dynamics of ICAM-1 recruitment upon binding to an adhered leukocyte.
Figure 3 FEM simulations of elastic behavior of a ND adhered to a substrate.
Scratch tests indicated a well adhered coating achieving a critical load of 80 N.
May et al. [19] find in an US-study that 66% of women who received a recommendation adhered and of women receiving a documented recommendation, 75% adhered.
FESEM imaging showed an MSC adhered to a BCP scaffold.
In this experiment, FCR3-CSA parasites, used as a control, adhered mainly to the syncytiotrophoblast lining.
The basic transducer used consists of a piezoelectric disk adhered to a metal delay line in capsule shape.
That a member adheres to a particular conviction is not correlated with virtue or the absence of it.
The agarose sample block was trimmed to a desired size and adhered to a specimen stage.
