The phrase "adhesion back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a type of adhesive backing, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The sticker has an adhesion back that allows it to stick firmly to surfaces."
Alternatives: "adhesive backing" or "sticky backing".
In the kinetic model, this important effect is represented by back reactions; for a more detailed model, one would have to introduce reservoirs channeling material from decaying focal adhesions back to growing focal complexes.
Livne, A. & Geiger, B. The inner workings of stress fibers from contractile machinery to focal adhesions and back.
Mechanical forces that capillary endothelial cells generate in their cytoskeleton and exert on their extracellular matrix adhesions feed back to modulate cell sensitivity to soluble angiogenic factors, and thereby control vascular development.
Our results show that the adhesion of cheap back reflector on the PI substrate has been greatly enhanced by the SiO2 barrier layer.
The main risks of posterior fixation suture are scleral perforation and difficult re-operation due to adhesion of the back muscle surface to the sclera.
During P2 periodic contractions, VASP also localizes to rows of adhesions at the back of the lamellipodium following each contraction [10].
The adhesion torque is fed back into the mechanical transmission as described in Eqs.
STAT5b-knockdown cells readily formed adhesions at the leading edge of protrusive lamellipodia, but over time, these protrusions contracted, and the adhesions underwent retrograde flow back into the cell.
The redeposition process (Turley and Doyle 1975) caused adhesive chips; the material was transferred to the grits by adhesion, and then was transferred back to the ground surface by friction welding.
