The phrase "adhered via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is attached or affixed through a specific method or means.
Example: "The label was adhered via a strong adhesive to ensure it would not come off easily."
Alternatives: "attached through" or "affixed by".
In contrast, when seeded on laminin-5-functionalised native films, epithelial cells formed only very diffuse focal contacts, but adhered via hemidesmosome formation.
High binding S. pneumoniae adhered via an interaction between CbpA and C3.
To prepare CES that are suitable for long-term storage and convenient handling, attempts to lyophilize CES were undertaken under the conditions described in Section 2. CES have been shown to be mainly composed of basal and spinous keratinocytes adhered via desmosomes and other adhesion proteins such as E-cadherin and β-catenin [ 13].
One important virulence factor of enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli is their ability to adhere via fimbrial adhesins to specific receptors located on the intestinal mucosa.
From the adsorptive behaviour of methyl viologen, it is shown that MV adheres via chemisorption, the extent being a function of the type of paper used.
EcN is therefore able to adhere via F1C fimbriae to different types of cells.
Our findings demonstrate that cells adhering via α5β1-integrins exert higher maximum forces on the pillars than cells adhering via αvβ3-integrins.
Upon injury they become exposed to subendothelial matrix proteins, particularly collagens, to which they initially adhere via the GPIb-V-IX complasmand plasma von Willebrand factor (VWF).
With capsulate #18.18 that may adhere via pili, the inhibition of adhesion to unstimulated cells was not observed with heparin and was modest with anti-CEACAM antibody.
The device uses polystyrene fibres coated with polymyxin B (which adheres via covalent bonds) that are incorporated in a sorbent column; this column is then used in an extracorporeal haemoperfusion circuit.
Treatment fidelity and integrity was adhered to via the use of a manualised programme.
