Sentence examples for adhered first from inspiring English sources

Photographs of VSMCs adhered (first day) and proliferated (seventh day) on Ag-coated PTFE with different deposition times (20 and 200 s) for as-sputtered and annealed samples.

The above results are illustrated on the photographs of the adhered (first day from seeding) and proliferated (seventh day from seeding) cells on the relaxed and annealed samples (Figure 5).

In two monkeys, we measured utility as a function of physical reward value from meaningful choices under risk (that adhered to first- and second-order stochastic dominance).

Francis's watchword is mercy, but mercy adheres, first, not in alterations of doctrine but in the new way that Catholics are invited to think of doctrine.

In rust fungi, the emerging germ tubes adhere first to the leaf surface; subsequently, they grow and encounter stomata through directional growth (Wynn and Staples 1981), which in turn triggers appressorium formation (Anker and Niks 2001).

For RNA isolation, non-adherent cells at days 0 and 2 (NCs first adhered on day 4) were collected by centrifuging the medium at 1500 RPM at 4°C for 1 minute; on days 4, 6, 8, and 10, the medium was removed, the wells were washed with RNase-free Hank's solution, and the adherent cells were lysed and used for analysis.

Most older writers (e.g., Bentham, Austin, Hohfeld, Kelsen) appear to have adhered to the first view, whilst more recent writers (e.g., MacCormick, Raz, Wellman) take the second.

Until now, research about the adherence to a combination of health behaviors showed mixed results: European studies report about 10-28 % of the cancer survivors followed zero or one recommendation, about one third adhered to two, and also about one third adhered to three, and about 10-23 % adhered to four recommendations [ 3, 4].

The first (adhered to by companies including Panasonic and ABC) uses 720 lines, progressively scanned, called 720p.

Infections are initiated only after the microorganism has first adhered to the host cell surface.

When cells were exposed to MNPs, most nanoparticles were first adhered to the surface, internalized to the cells by endocytosis, and accumulated in digestive vacuoles [32].