Sentence examples for further adhesion from inspiring English sources

Further adhesion testing revealed that development of the bacterial biofilm in early stage was unaffected by the shear stresses.

Further adhesion, proliferation and differentiation of SaOs-2 and human mesenchymal stem cells were investigated under both static and dynamic culture conditions.

In particular, the high surface charge density at the sharp or convex edges of the nanotubes provides prominent binding sites for mono/divalent ions and for proteins with a distinctive quadrupolar charge distribution, able to mediate the further adhesion of osteoblasts [15].

During rolling, FimH molecules transiently bind and detach from surface receptors, allowing a weak soluble inhibitor such as MM to eventually bind to all FimH molecules, thereby preventing further adhesion [54], [56].

CD99 and the related molecule CD99L2 are further adhesion molecules in the transmigration of leukocytes.

MMF might also act on further adhesion proteins which are relevant for tumor recurrence and dissemination.

For 77.5 % of 236 responders, adhesion prevention was deemed cost-effective because it eliminates further adhesion-related interventions.

The next step towards functional synthetic cells that mimic and control adhesion will be the addition of further adhesion-associated proteins, such as talin, FAK, or vinculin, to encapsulated liposomes.

Such structures were shown to be highly valuable for biological applications not only from the point of increased surface area and possibility to be used as reservoirs for medications, but also for the selective attachment of proteins, which further dictate adhesion of cells.

Moreover, the TiO2 coating further reduces adhesion and plastic deformation, which is beneficial to improving tribological properties.

One of the strategies to overcome this issue is to improve their surface properties (i.e. surface roughness and topography, chemical composition, wettability, charge) by creating nanostructured surfaces able to ensure a beneficial, pre-conditioning film of ions and proteins, which will support the further cell adhesion and wound healing, have antibacterial properties, etc.