Sentence examples for first adhering from inspiring English sources

Starting from the first adhering bacteria, the measurement yielded the characteristic three phases of biofilm formation up to a fully developed biofilm.

First, adhering to a 30-minute hour was easily disrupted by attending to a Veteran in crisis, whether in person or by phone.

The slow CL responses to P-G1Δnab, P-G1Δnac or P-G2 may have been due to platelets first adhering to monocytes through P-selectin and then causing activation through low-affinity interactions with FcγR.

After 24 and 72 hours of simulated microgravity exposure, cells were distributed into two populations: the first, adhering to the substrate, represented by flat, spindle cells; the second, represented by rounded cells, aggregated in cell clumps, floating in the culture medium and 1(d)).

For RNA isolation, non-adherent cells at days 0 and 2 (NCs first adhered on day 4) were collected by centrifuging the medium at 1500 RPM at 4°C for 1 minute; on days 4, 6, 8, and 10, the medium was removed, the wells were washed with RNase-free Hank's solution, and the adherent cells were lysed and used for analysis.

The first (adhered to by companies including Panasonic and ABC) uses 720 lines, progressively scanned, called 720p.

Infections are initiated only after the microorganism has first adhered to the host cell surface.

When cells were exposed to MNPs, most nanoparticles were first adhered to the surface, internalized to the cells by endocytosis, and accumulated in digestive vacuoles [32].

As shown in Fig. 2a, the cantilever first adhered to the BR film by van der Waals forces (point A in Fig. 2a); then, the cantilever returned to a straight position by lifting the sample stage (from point B to C) until the force decreased to zero.

It is not clear whether the viruses first adhere to an electron-transparent layer surrounding the cell membrane, or whether they form a "bridge" directly with the host cell that lies outside the thin section.

To initiate disease, Salmonella first adheres to and then induces its own uptake into intestinal epithelial cells through a specialized mechanism involving injection of virulence factors into host cells by a type III protein secretion system (TTSS).