Sentence examples for effectively attach to from inspiring English sources
Flotation experiments proved that alkyl aminated nanocelluloses can be both effective and selective collectors for quartz in a flotation system if they are sufficiently hydrophobic to allow the particles to effectively attach to the air bubbles.
Instead, the regulations represent administrative laws which effectively attach to clinical research at the beginning and the end.
Our transient spectroscopic results reveal that the quasi-free electron with energy near the conduction band effectively attaches to ribothymidine leading to a new absorbing species that is characterized in the UV-visible region.
The DreamWorks side might assert that he, by virtue of his position with DreamWorks, is effectively attached to the entire development pool — more than 100 projects have been listed by the Studio System, an industry data base owned by The New York Times Company — not just the 30 projects or so with which he has been actively involved.
Our results indicated that 150 μmol NADH and 50 μmol NAD+ was effectively attached to 1 g MNP@CS at 25 °C in 120 min and the prepared MNP@CS NAD(H) showed good activity according to the coupling reaction of benzyl alcohol and acetaldehyde catalyzed by alcohol dehydrogenase.
After a very short period of time (5 mins) S. aureus became effectively attached to Latex 2 and the cells present were enough to allow biofilm formation during 18 hours (as indicated by AFM results).
Neither had planned to give EBM exclusively; they expressed because their babies had never effectively attached to feed at the breast.
ACL fibroblasts have been previously shown to effectively attach, proliferate and express collagen on collage-based scaffolds.
Thus, if the bacterial cell walls can effectively been attached to the surface of SERS nanohybrids, it will contribute to highly enhanced Raman signal [4, 23].
However, serum proteins will also attach to the nanocrystal surface effectively reducing the interaction of surface bound Zn ions and the medium.
If one fails to use words with the meaning that most people attach to them, one will fail to communicate effectively with others.
