The phrase "adhered approximately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been attached or stuck to a surface in a way that is not exact or precise.
Example: "The label was adhered approximately to the box, resulting in a slight misalignment."
Alternatives: "attached roughly" or "stuck loosely".
Macrophages were seeded (70 000 cells/well) and allowed to adhere for approximately 3 h.
Also, self-report assessments of nutrient intakes likely fail to adhere, even approximately, to the measurement error assumptions that attend (Eqn 1).
Continuous variables that approximately adhered to a normal distribution according to the D'Agostino k-squared test were determined using an analysis of variance.
Finally, approximately one in six participants adhered to some form of macronutrient dietary restriction, and the majority (men = 68 %, women = 74 %; p = 0.152) reported routinely using diet to control weight.
For example, myoblasts adhere early on, usually after the 2nd or 3rd preplate (i.e. PP2 or PP3) passage, satellite cells adhere at approximately PP5, and muscle derived stem cells adhere at PP6.
Caregivers adhered to PRN analgesic regimens approximately 51% of the time.
The average area of individual HUVEC that adhered to cREDV-ALG was approximately 2.27-fold higher than that adhered to the monovalent REDV-modified alginate (REDV-ALG) surface.
Results for the cases examined are consistent with an adhered layer having a thickness approximately 40percentt of the gap height at the rupture boundary.
Tumourspheres adhered in these conditions in approximately 24 h, after which they were stained with crystal violet and counted under low magnification.
For the assessment of in vivo phagocytosis, peritoneal cells were isolated after a 2 h-incubation period (see above) and immediately adhered to chamber slides for approximately 3 h.
