The phrase "adherence to substrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in biology or materials science, to describe the degree to which an organism or material sticks to a surface.
Example: "The study focused on the adherence to substrate of various bacterial strains in different environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "attachment to substrate" or "bonding with substrate".
Apoptosis triggered by inadequate or inappropriate adherence to substrate e.g. after disruption of the interactions between normal epithelial cells and the extracellular matrix.
For a good adherence to substrate, a FTO-coated CNT underlayer was introduced between CNT film and Ti substrate.
The various advantages of thermal spray coatings are low porosity, excellent coating, good adherence to substrate, low permeability, excellent corrosion or wear resistance, reliability, long-lasting protection, improved electrical properties (resistance and conductivity), clearance and good dimensional control [78].
Adherence to substrate, whether natural (endothelium) or artificial (catheter material), is likely the first step in Candida pathogenesis (33 ).
Viability assays confirmed that colospheres remained alive for up to a minimum of 3 weeks when transferred on agarose to avoid adherence to substrate (Supplementary Figure S1).
Furthermore, paxillin was not detectable by immunostaining (Fig. 5H) indicating lack of focal adhesions, which may explain the observed weak adherence to substrate in this cell line.
PACVD, IBAD, and Enhanced Pulsed-DC PACVD (EP-DC PACVD) – chosen for their low cost and capacity to produce films at a high growth rate which have a low friction coefficient, minimum total stress, and maximum adherence to substrates covering large surface areas.
Open image in new window Figure 2 Scheme showing proposed mechanism for explaining improved adherence of Au to substrate due to annealing.
The as-deposited film was heated at 110 °C for 2 h to remove volatile solvent and for better adherence of film to substrate [13].
The aluminium coating made on a conventionally pretreated mild steel substrate is of high quality but it does not exhibit good adherence to the substrate.
It has been shown that the best adherence to the substrate is achieved with the Al2O3 coating produced on a sand pre-blasted substrate.
