Sentence examples for adhere better from inspiring English sources

Doing that, Mr. DeCanio said, allows the patching material to adhere better in the crack.

Strictly speaking it's just a way of making the buds adhere better to the ear to avoid endlessly having to poke them back in while exercising.

Mr. Graf boils his bagels in a lye water sodium hydroxide solution, which makes the outside sticky, allowing toppings to adhere better.

One reason for that is the revolution currently sweeping corporate travel departments, where traveling employees are being encouraged -- and pressed -- to adhere better to travel-budget policies intended to allow planners to negotiate prices using volume discounts, advance purchasing, online booking and other cost-saving techniques.

The information gleaned can be used to redirect therapy to make it easier for patients to live with a disorder, or to encourage them to adhere better to prescribed treatments, or, as might occur with advanced cancer, to decide to forgo further disease-directed treatment.

This is consistent with previous observations that adults and females adhere better to clinician's instructions and consequently may maintain better oral hygiene [9, 16, 23].

If the wall is painted, wash and sand it, since mortar adheres better to rough, clean surfaces.

Adding metallic nanotubes to plastic, for example, changes it from an insulator to a conductor -- allowing an automaker, for instance, to use electrically charged paint that adheres better to conducting surfaces.

Results demonstrated that RaSMCs adhered better on PHBHHx containing 12% HHx (12%HHx) although they proliferated better on 20%HHx-containing PHBHHx films (20%HHx).

Human bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) adhered better on PHBVHHx film than on tissue culture plates (TCPs), PLA film and PHBHHx film.

Electroless nickel layer adheres better to nickel-activated SiCp/Al composites because nickel-substrate bonding takes place during activation and plating.