The phrase "adhesion capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials science, engineering, or any field discussing the ability of a substance to adhere to another.
Example: "The adhesion capability of this new adhesive is significantly higher than that of its competitors."
Alternatives: "bonding ability" or "stickiness potential".
An E-SEM was used to study the adhesion capability of the cells.
Utilization of a new fabrication process also allowed for a significant increase in shear adhesion capability.
Pull-off stress was measured to evaluate the adhesion capability of dead river loach to substrates with varying surface roughness and compared with commercial suction cups.
A better knowledge of the affections that influence the adhesion capability of cells in several pathologies, such as cancer diseases or multiple sclerosis could enable the development of new therapeutical strategies.
The results demonstrate that the viability and osteogenic differentiation of the hMSCs (in growth media without osteogenic stimulation) and cell adhesion capability are higher on nanocoated surfaces that include Zn, Ag and/or Cu metal ions than commercial HAP.
The lack of NO results in the development of endothelial disfunction, which in turn is a reason of higher tone of coronary vessels and higher aggregation and adhesion capability of thrombocytes.
Bovine serum albumin was selected as sacrificial layer for its well-known adhesion capabilities to PS surfaces, then glutaraldehyde was used to conjugate IgGs, serving as prototypical bioreceptor, on the device surface.
Using Single Cell Force Spectroscopy (SCFS) AFM-based measurements, JD-1 keratinocytes displayed an overall alteration in morphology, elasticity, adhesion capabilities and viscoelastic properties, highlighting the profound interconnection between the adhesome pathways and the IF scaffold.
The adhesion capabilities of B16F1 cells were analyzed 24 hours following transfection with PRL-3-WT or the mutants.
Despite interest in the nature of adhesion capabilities, the elucidation of glycan structure, the glycoforms, and the position of glycan attachment remains a challenging task [17].
Rac1J11 mutants raised at 29°C where also completely surrounded by lamellocytes, though they had a rough appearance when compared to controls (Figure 2B), possibly due to a reduction in lamellocytes adhesion capabilities.
