Sentence examples for fast attachment from inspiring English sources

Interaction with kinetic site 1 is characterized by relatively fast attachment and slow detachment, whereas attachment to and detachment from kinetic site 2 is fast.

Kinetic fitting of FTIR data in the range from 900 1200 cm− 1 revealed a very fast attachment of TEOS molecules resulting in total surface coverage within 16 min whereas re-orientation rate was slow and continued till 512 min.

In the latter study, fast attachment of AuNP to lung cells has been demonstrated [ 18].

One possible explanation for this could be that the positively charged NMs enter cells utilising faster and more effective pathways (fast attachment to cell membrane and ingestion) than their neutral and negative counterparts [ 39- 41].

Despite this, the AM fraction had a higher phagocytic activity compared to IM, with faster attachment and ingestion processes (P <0.001 for both).

New resorbable fixation methods, such as ultrasound-activated pins (UAPs) or heat-activated pins (HAPs), allow faster attachment on thinner bone than conventional resorbable screws (CRSs) since tapping is not required.

But, more efficiently, our methods achieved the results even without any toxic chemical processes during the absorption and with faster attachment time less than 100 s than previous studies.

Compared to previous studies that took at least 5 min for attaching bacteria, for example, S. marcescens [29, 30] and V. alginolyticus [31], even more than 30 min for S. typhimurium [16, 17], our laminar flow assisted method enabled faster attachment than any previous results which relied only on a random motion based (or diffusion based) attachment.

Such effects may play a role in explaining the apparently faster attachment rate of cross-bridges during shortening and during lengthening.

It's been declining since then, y'know, emails got faster, attachments were like – boom!

Our original supramolecular structure allows a direct and fast covalent attachment of proteins onto bare gold substrate through a homobifunctional cross-linker, 1,4-di- [2′-pyridyldithio]propionamido)butane (DPDPB).