The phrase "adhesive end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials, biology, or chemistry, where it refers to the end of an object that has adhesive properties or is designed to stick to something.
Example: "The adhesive end of the tape ensures that it will hold securely to the surface."
Alternatives: "sticky end" or "bonding end".
However, cancerous tissue tends to have excess collagen, so the adhesive ends up working better than in healthy tissue.
Digestion with Hind III also results in generation of such DNA chains with "adhesive ends".
The correct fragment was gel extracted, and the adhesive ends were ligated using T4 DNA ligase (Invitrogen).
Following digestion of PCR-engineered DNA chains with restriction enzymes, resultant DNA chains with "adhesive ends" must be subjected to the ligation by ligase, to reveal the original orientation of the letters within the "password" (Fig. 6E).
Instead, the concatemers with adhesive ends of CATG were ligated to a pair of modified adaptors A+ and B+ which provide priming regions for the following emulsion PCR and 454 pyrosequencing.
To hide the spot where the petals attach to the stem and give your stem a more "lifelike" appearance, fold two more "petal" pieces in the same color as the stem, and wrap them by their exposed adhesive ends sideways around the stem, below the petals.
Thus, the most critical region is the adhesive-free end of the lower adhesive joint of Dewar.
Relative to current standard tests, the main advantage of bonded beams is reducing spurious adhesive joint end effects on strength measurements.
The stress concentrations occurred around the adhesive free ends, especially at the left and right free edges of the inner tube adhesive interface and at the left free edge of the outer tube adhesive interface.
Shoulder pain in these patients may be related to violation of the rotator cuff, prominent nail end, adhesive capsulitis or unknown causes [27, 28].
