The phrase "adhesion from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the source or cause of adhesion, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The adhesion from the glue was stronger than expected."
Alternatives: "adhesion caused by" or "adhesion due to".
Hori, K. & Matsumoto, S. Bacterial adhesion: From mechanism to control.
Fluid flow will affect the situation [J.M. Lackie, Adhesion from flow, in: A.S.G.
They expect to find adhesion from the faithful, since what they teach is "the faith once delivered to the saints," clarified and consolidated according to circumstances.
These have been used to extract glass/polymer adhesion from experimentally measured steady-state force.
Based on this relation a procedure to compute the energy of adhesion from peel tests is proposed.
This behavior is a result of poor interlayer adhesion from limited diffusion and entanglement of chains across the interlayer interface.
A bowel obstruction can occur as a result of adhesions from previous abdominal surgery.
Symptoms can be suggestive of other problems — ovarian cysts, fibroids, endometriosis or adhesions from a previous operation — but surgically correcting these conditions does not relieve the devastating pain.
Recovery from spine surgery is usually accompanied with the development of epidural scar adhesions from the abnormal proliferation of fibroblast and extracellular matrix related metabolism.
A patient may have high risks with conventional laparoscopic surgery when she has deep invasive endometriosis, multiple or massive myoma, or dense pelvic adhesions from prior surgery.
Factors such as abnormal pathology, incidental finding of early-stage endometriosis or adhesions from previous cesarean section or surgery, and obesity may further complicate the procedure.
