The phrase "adhere into" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English.
"Adhere" is typically followed by "to" or "into," depending on the context. Here are two examples of correct usage: 1. "The sticker adheres to any smooth surface." 2. "The new policy adheres into the company's overall strategy." Using "adhere into" in a sentence would sound awkward and confusing. It would be better to use "adhere to" or "adhere into" separately, depending on the intended meaning.
2×104 fibroblasts were seeded in 100 µL in at least 6 replicate wells in each of two 96 well plates and allowed to adhere into a confluent monolayer overnight.
Population pharmacokinetic models adhere into a hierarchical structure.
The isolated mononuclear cells were left selectively to adhere into a 100 mm-petri dish for 1 hour for the isolation of the primary monocyte-derived macrophages, as it has been described previously [ 31].
Cancer metastasis is a complex, multistep process in which tumor cells primarily invades surrounding tissue and basement membrane, thus entering into blood circulation; while surviving during circulation, the tumor cells extravasate and adhere into distant organ and induce angiogenesis to form secondary tumor.
The advantages of powder coating are flexibility, a very wide range of colors and textures, and the ability of the powder to adhere into small voids and cracks on the surface with out drips or runs.
In this process, certain cells at the centre of the developing aggregate secrete chemicals that cause the other cells to adhere tightly into a group.
The final results showed that the cells of B. stearothermophilus SUCPM 14 adhere more into the oil/water interface compared to E. cloacae and change its rheological properties; e.g. its elastic properties which affect the ultimate microbial oil recovery efficiency.
Being characterized by loss of epithelial markers and acquisition of mesenchymal features, it allows carcinoma cells to escape from their structural confines, increasing their mobility and invasiveness, to enter into the bloodstream and to adhere and develop into distant metastases [ 40, 41].
The study highlights the presence of stem cells in the dental follicle, their potential to differentiate into bone line cells and to adhere and differentiate into osteoblasts on different types of titanium surfaces.
Only one such event can occur, assuming fusion results in immediate and irreversible conversion of the adhered vesicles into a single vesicle.
She applies it with a small brush, then pats and blends it in with her ring finger to help it adhere and sink into the skin.
