After 5 days of incubation, the NSs became adhered to the coverslips.
However, excess P quickly becomes adhered to soil particles owing to its insoluble nature and can lead to deficiencies of copper, iron (Fe), manganese and zinc.
As the overpotential increases, the droplets become larger adhered at the electrode surface, from which small droplets start detaching at 0.925 V or higher potential.
Microbial biofilms are communities formed when single cell microorganisms become firmly adhered to a solid surface covered by an extracellular polysaccharide matrix, and can be formed from multiple or single microbial species [ 2].
After 1 h, leucocytes began to attach to the endothelium and transmigrate into the collagen matrix, and thrombi became stably adhered.
Lady Gaga has become successful by adhering to the belief that there's no inner truth to be advertised, or salvaged: all one can do is invent anew.
Because the Dutch political scene is divided between a plethora of different parties, it hasn't become obligatory to adhere to climate-change scepticism for conservative tribal-recognition purposes, certainly not if you're affiliated with a centre-right party such as the Liberals or Christian Democrats.
The internal limitations to which the band adhered became more obvious.
For many smokers who could become successful DQs, adhering to the planned treatment duration may be a sufficient intervention to improve abstinence outcomes.
Trapping of the red cells by the spleen is thought to depend on the fact that, when brought into contact with reticuloendothelial cells, red cells coated with incomplete (nonhemolytic) antibody adhere, become spherical, are ingested (phagocytosed), and break down.
The cell-seeded GelMA microgels with silica shell only began to adhere to the tissue-culture treated plastic surface after two days, suggesting that a certain amount of silica hydrogel shell must be degraded in order for the cell to become exposed and adhere to the tissue-culture surface.
