The phrase "adhered extensively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has been followed or stuck to in a thorough or comprehensive manner.
Example: "The guidelines were adhered extensively by all team members, ensuring a consistent approach to the project."
Alternatives: "followed closely" or "complied thoroughly."
hMSCs that were cultured on unpatterned substrata adhered and flattened extensively (∼ 10,000 μm2) while cells grown on 20 μm micropatterend wide adhesive strips were highly elongated with much smaller area coverage of ∼ 2000 μm2000
SEM observation of the surface of the tissue-engineered bone membrane showed that the seeded cells adhered to the SIS extensively with almost all of the scaffold surface occupied (Fig. 5).
Proteins that adhered to the filter membrane were extensively washed with 250 μL of 1x solubilizing buffer (1x Laemmli buffer with 200 mM dithiothreitol) and designated as the heated SDS-containing wash (HSW).
SEM showed that most platelets that adhered on vWF-coated surfaces were deformed and extensively aggregated, another indication of platelet activation.
Similar to the 3D woven scaffolds, cells were observed to spread uniformly and extensively on the 2D samples, indicating that cells adhered well to the PLA and PLA/HA composite materials ((Supplementary data, Fig. S1)).
After the incubation the biomass was filtered (Whatman filter paper no. 1; Whatman International Ltd., Banbury, Oxon, Oxford, UK) and then extensively washed with distilled water to remove any medium component adhered with the biomass.
This report assessed the usefulness of the photocurrent generated by this reaction centre adhered to a small working electrode as the basis for a biosensor for classes of herbicides used extensively for the control of weeds in major agricultural crops.
Czechoslovakia adhered loyally to the League of Nations.
They have adhered to that charter religiously.
