Sentence examples for directly adhere to from inspiring English sources

Neutrophils have been demonstrated to directly adhere to adipocytes and this process can be influenced by cations and activation state of neutrophils.

In addition, TCs can directly adhere to small amounts of laminins via α6β1- and α6β4-integrins in the space of Dissé [ 17].

The femoral origin directly adheres to the bone and has a mean diameter of 11.85 mm [19].

MSCs embedded within agarose hydrogels adopted a spherical cell morphology, while cells directly adhered to the fibrin matrix and took on a spread morphology.

This paper aims at establishing a model for the service life prediction of natural stone wall claddings directly adhered to the substrate, based on a survey of the degradation state of 142 buildings in the Lisbon area.

In some others, the livers adhered with connective tissues sticking to the internal body wall (Fig 1f, arrows) or directly adhered to it (Fig 1g).

On the other hand, EAT is much smaller than abdominal VAT, but it directly adheres to coronary arteries to induce inflammatory changes on the vessel wall efficiently.

Panel F. At surgical inspection, the leaflet directly adhered to the posteromedial papillary muscles (MV, mitral valve; PM, papillary muscles; LVIT, left ventricular inflow tract).

The end-blocks were directly adhered to the participant's legs with double sided adhesive tape and further secured in place with non allergic adhesive tape.

For medium- and long-chain-length n-alkanes, it is likely that bacteria gain access to them either by a surfactant-facilitated process (emulsification and solubilisation) or by directly adhering to hydrocarbon droplets (surfactant-mediated increase of cell surface hydrophobicity).

From double-color immunofluorescence staining, CD68+ KCs were observed neighboring or directly adhered to the α-SMA+ HSCs in the sinusoid or portal area in 2-week DMN liver, while both cell types were not observed in control liver.