Sentence examples for adhered number from inspiring English sources

As the driving mechanism of the ratchet is based on the microorganisms adhesion to the ratchets surface rather than collision impacts, a gelatin coating on the ratchet was used to enhance the adhered number of Volvox.

On the fullerene layers, the cells (day 2 after seeding) adhered in numbers from 2.3 to 3.5 times lower than those on control non-coated CFRC or polystyrene dishes.

The adhered platelet density (number of adhered platelets/mm2) is plotted against the calculated value of γpw (Figure 7).

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For the secondary analysis presented here, we adhered to a number of recommendations made by other authors [ 14, 15]: we used similar analytic techniques as those used in the primary data set, we perceived there to be a good fit between the primary data sets and our research question and we established a productive and effective collaboration between the two original study teams.

By increasing the pulse numbers, the number of adhered platelets decreased significantly.

Whereas 1F1-CD36 parasites bound only to CD36, 1F1-BeWo IE adhered in low numbers to human ICAM-1 and to CD36.

Whereas 1F1-CD36 parasites bound only to CD36, 1F1-BeWo IE adhered in low numbers to two different sources of recombinant human ICAM-1 and to CD36, but did not bind to CSA (Fig. 3B).

We then investigated whether pneumococci adhered in greater numbers to virus-infected D562 cells than to mock-infected cells.

It seems that repeated administration is essential if the bacteria should remain in sufficient numbers adhered to the mucosa.

Fig. 3 demonstrates that cells adhered in similar numbers to the C11TEG and C6EG-GRGDS:C11TEG mixed SAMs under OC conditions and an applied negative potential.