The phrase "adhesion rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials science, biology, or any field where the measurement of adhesion between surfaces or substances is relevant.
Example: "The adhesion rate of the new adhesive was significantly higher than that of the previous formulation."
Alternatives: "bonding rate" or "stickiness rate".
Although we determined and concluded that the wildtype ES cells had higher adhesive affinity than N-cadherin null cells, and the E-cadherin null ES cells had the lowest adhesive affinity (Fig. 1D), the differences in cell cell adhesion rate appeared not to correlate with expression levels of E-cadherin and N-cadherin (Fig. 1A).
Furthermore, the quantified adhesion rate is clearly correlated with the nanomechanical properties especially the elastic parameters.
In addition, the generated time-dependent adhesion data have not been sufficiently analyzed to put these into a formal reaction ("adhesion") rate equation expressing the change in the surface concentration of bacteria in terms of reaction ("adhesion") rate constant, reaction order, and the concentration of bacterial suspension.
Furthermore, the composite-coated glass plate yielded a lower cell adhesion rate (<10%) than did an untreated glass plate.
The interplay between the timescale of EPS dewetting and the inverse of the adhesion rate constant modulated the distribution of E. coli O157 H7 within microcolonies and the resultant microcolonial morphology on hydrophobic substrates.
Furthermore, the LH-PLCL film yielded a lower platelet adhesion rate (around less than 1.4%) in whole blood than that yielded by an untreated PLCL film.
Cell adhesion rate evaluation of bone marrow stromal cells (BMSCs) seeded on materials in vitro showed that the percentage of cells attached to P24/TBC/collagen I composite was significantly higher than that of the TBC/collagen I composite.
The effects of antiretroviral therapy in the cellular automaton model are modeled using a fuzzy rule-based system with two inputs, the medication potency and treatment adhesion rate of the individuals to the therapy.
The adhesion rate of metallic elements such as Fe during the sliding process of CrCN coated tools on AISI316L steels were monitored using a pin-on-disc experimental set-up.
Figure 5 Evolution of the recommendation adhesion rate.
In addition, N+-bombarded MWCNTs with higher N atomic percentage displayed lower platelet adhesion rate.
