The phrase "adhered by a" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would typically be "adhered to" when referring to following rules or guidelines.
Example: "The policy must be adhered to by all employees to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "followed by a" or "abided by a".
A plane strain problem for two magnetoelectroelastic half-planes adhered by a thin isotropic interlayer is considered.
Additionally, the coarse cores of minerals were closely surrounded and adhered by a matrix of fine minerals.
It was found to originate from the lingua alba and the fascia of the rectus muscles – to which it adhered by a broad base, and which were distinctly seen after the operation.
A plane strain problem for two piezoelectric half-spaces adhered by a very thin isotropic interlayer with a crack under the action of remote mixed mode mechanical loading and electrical flux is considered.
Recent results show that a CBT protocol for panic-disorder can adhered by a therapist with minimal of or no CBT experience [ 12].
A plane problem for two identical piezoelectric semi-infinite spaces adhered by means of a thin isotropic interlayer is considered.
The three nodes in the middle are discrete nodes that stand for the count of number of history drugs adhered by the patient, a separate count per drug class.
Atheist, rationalist, and humanist philosophies are also adhered by sizeable minorities, as a result of Tamil cultural revivalism in the 20th century, and its antipathy to what it saw as Brahminical Hinduism.
CHO cells adhered by recombinant integrins containing a tyrosine to alanine mutation in the membrane-proximal NPIY motif of the integrin β1 cytoplasmic tail are inhibited in spreading, stress fiber formation, ERK activation, and cytokinesis (Aszodi et al., 2003; Kittler et al., 2007; Mathew et al., 2014; Nieves et al., 2010; Pellinen et al., 2008; Reverte et al., 2006; Thullberg et al., 2007).
Although previous studies on the Persian gilded vitreous materials had showed the use of gold leaf pasted on the glassy surface by an adhesive, the current study revealed, for the first time, the application of gold flakes on a 19th century Persian haft rang tile adhered by firing gold flakes on a blue glaze.
Hep G2 cells were seeded in 24-well plates at densities of 3 4 × 105cells/well and allowed to adhere by incubating for a period of 24 h at 37°C.
