The phrase "adhered for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as "adhered" typically requires a direct object or a preposition that indicates what is being adhered to.
Example: "The label adhered to the surface perfectly."
Alternatives: "stuck to" or "attached to".
While Republicans have not shifted from their opposition to tax rate increases, a few have publicly disavowed a no-new-taxes pledge to which most of them have adhered for years, putting tax revenues, if not higher rates, on the negotiating table.
PBMC were adhered for 2 h at 37°C in 24-well plates.
The curves in Fig. 4A separate the region where more than 50% of cells are adhered (inside each curve) from the region where less than 50% are adhered for three different scenarios.
Alternatively, cells were allowed to adhere for 2 hr and then incubated for an additional 2 hr with fibronectin or 70-kDa fragment before washing and fixation, or adhered for 1 hr and incubated for an additional 3 hr.
Results showed that Salmonella and Listeria species initial adhesion (2 h) is similar (Log 4.5 to 5.5 CFU/cm2), while the number of E. coli adhered for a 2 h biofilm is slightly higher (Log 5 to 6 CFigure) (Figure S6).
Adhered platelets sometimes released after seconds, but most platelets adhered for longer and released after minutes.
Cells were allowed to adhere for 72 h and non-adherent cells were removed with medium changes.
Tumor cells adhering for ≥10 seconds were defined as stably adherent.
Microsoft has also laid down minimum standards to which phonemakers must adhere for things such as built-in cameras.
This shows how entrenched is the traditional marital ideal of finding and faithfully adhering for life to one equally faithful member of the opposite sex.
Then the smile froze, adhering for a moment longer to his otherwise expressionless face as carefully, through his teeth, Raymond began to swear.
