The phrase "adjacent constituents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to linguistics, grammar, or any field where the arrangement of elements is discussed.
Example: "In the sentence structure, adjacent constituents often influence each other's meaning and function."
Alternatives: "neighboring elements" or "contiguous components".
Most regimens are designed to target neoplastic cells, but they also damage adjacent benign constituents in the tumor microenvironment (TME), a phenomenon understood as the off-target effect of anticancer agents.
Thus, ILM peeling is considered to ensure the complete removal of the overlying residual vitreous cortex or ERMs and to relieve the tangential traction of residual prefoveal vitreous after posterior vitreous detachment of the contraction of epiretinal cellular constituents adjacent to the macular hole, resulting in closing the macular hole and aiding in the recovery of macular shape [ 41].
Profiles obtained with the modified approach were in excellent agreement with those obtained from an adjacent MLS for all constituents and parameters monitored (Cl, NO3, Fe, Mn, DO, ORP, specific conductance and pH).
Any three adjacent macrocells and their constituent picocells may form a cluster, if the macrocells share a corner that is not a site.
The uniform spatial distribution of wastewater-derived phosphorus throughout the coating from the wastewater-contaminated site suggests that all of the coating constituents, including those adjacent to the quartz surface, are accessible to groundwater solutes.
The ability of these constituents to pass between adjacent endothelial cells is regulated by contractile elements within the endothelial cells.
This occurs because of the formation of cross-links both within the molecules of collagen, a primary constituent of connective tissue, and between adjacent collagen fibres.
Most of BE stent designs have two fundamental constituents: expandable ring elements, and connecting elements "bridges" which connect adjacent rings together.
The low average interparticle gap size will result in plasmonic coupling of adjacent nanoparticles as it is well below the dimensions of the individual constituents.
Most of the constituents of the ECM are mainly produced locally by the adjacent cells and most often by the fibroblasts present in the muscle tissue.
