Sentence examples for complete adhesion from inspiring English sources

In 1967, a 3M scientist, Spencer Silver, invented a glue with a slightly granular surface that prevented complete adhesion, but the company could not find an application for the underachieving adhesive.

At ideal conditions, a complete adhesion of the CNF layer and higher mechanical strength than the original cordierite monolith can be obtained.

When COS-1 cells were cultured on the polyplex-deposited substrate in a culture medium, the luciferase activity observed was higher than that observed on a DNA-coated substrate with or without the cationic polymer before and after complete adhesion and by conventional solution transfection using the polyplexes.

Hence, water molecules oriented on its surface will repel the water molecules having same orientation on the surface of adjacent particles (van Oss and Good 1991; Carvalho, et al. 2013) preventing complete adhesion.

These nanosols were applied onto polyester textiles by simply immersing, and the treated fabrics maintained the coloration after the rinsing and drying steps which corroborate the complete adhesion of the nanoparticles onto the fabrics surface (Fig. 3b, down).

Factor B, shown in Table 5, comprises four constructs associated with the Figurehead and Spokesman roles, indicating complete adhesion to public relations activities, a term chosen to label this style.

Afterwards, cells were cultured for additional 24 h to complete cell adhesion before initiation of the experiment, until approximately 60%% of confluence.

SEM micrographs were taken at 4, 8, 12, and 24 h to record the complete cell adhesion process on different substrates.

Furthermore, the complete cell adhesion procedure for the 4, 24, 48, and 72 h periods was carried out in triplicate to ensure consistency in the study.

Ishizaki et al. [28] reported the cells on superhydrophilic surface even started proliferation as soon as they completed the adhesion, and this phenomenon was closely related with the high amounts of the protein adsorption on the hydrophilic surface.

Defining failure as either sliding or complete loss of adhesion, the maximum torque applied before adhesive failure at the cup plate interface was quantified using an MTS materials testing system.