Sentence examples for adhesion meaning from inspiring English sources
While, the adhesion tape test presented excellent results with perfect adhesion, meaning that both plasma treatments were efficient in improving the adhesion of the polyurethane coating to the AA7075.
The thoracolumbar subarachnoid cysts described in 6 chondrodystrophic dogs were all associated with leptomeningeal adhesions, meaning that the subarachnoid cyst might not necessarily be the direct cause of spinal cord compression in these dogs.
If, for example, these are contracts of adhesion -- meaning that they're presented as non-negotiable -- and if they are found to be fundamentally unfair, then they could potentially be ruled unconscionable".
However, 10 of the mutants (designated AM 1 10, meaning Adhesion or invasion defective Mutants) presented a higher than 50 % reduction in adherence in comparison to the adherence observed in the parent strain (Fig. 2).
We found that while adhesion of NIH-3T3 cells requires a minimal average density of RGD peptides, once cells adhered and spread, focal adhesions form independently of the position of RGD peptides on the surface, meaning the location of adhesion structures in spread cells does not correlate with variations in local RGD density beneath the cell.
They found that water only impacts geckos' adhesion on glass and other surfaces with high "wettability," meaning the surface attracts water molecules.
Our primary hRPE cells increased the ICAM-1 expression upon TNF α proinflammatory stimulus [ 26, 41– 44], similar to the fvERM cells, meaning that these cells function as activated epithelial cells for leukocyte adhesion [ 45, 46].
Mask adhesion to the substrate is a factor to consider in all of the proposed methods, meaning EBL, FIB, and CL.
Meaning Social Security retirement.
