Sentence examples for greater adhesion from inspiring English sources

It was demonstrated that the surface of ion-beam irradiated ePTFE exhibits remarkably greater adhesion and promotes cell proliferation.

MSCs demonstrated significantly greater adhesion strength to DPI-VTK compared to other cell types, while attachment of MC3T3 pre-osteoblasts and murine fibroblasts was limited (p < 0.01).

The thiol modified BCP showed much greater adhesion strength compared to pristine BCP as determined by lap shear test using a UTM.

In previous work, we have shown that nanoengineered microparticles (NEMPs) adhere through the mucus layer, exhibiting up to 1000 times the pull-off force of an unmodified microsphere, and showing greater adhesion than some chemical targeting means.

Diabetic VSMCs demonstrated significantly greater adhesion (63.6 ± 24 per high-power field vs 37.9 ± 13 per high-power field; P =.002) and migration (397 ± 151 per low-power field vs 121 ± 99 per low-power field; P =.001) rates.

When tensile properties and adhesion at the interface of PC and nylon 6,6 composites containing MWCNTs were examined, composites having high interfacial adhesion energy exhibited greater adhesion at the interface and reinforcement.

"But the Corvette seems to have limitless power, great adhesion and is very forgiving".

Measured adhesion forces scaled inversely with solvent polarity, with greatest adhesion observed in the least polar solvent, methanol.

The great adhesion of the coatings was deduced from the absence of coating failure, crack and stress relaxation in the disk track even at high load.

The greatest water jet pressure required to remove the foulant from chocolate milk with carrageenan might be influenced by its carrageenan content, which led to the greatest adhesion strength to the stainless steel surface.

Benefiting from this membrane reactor design as well as the single-step fabrication technique, a surface area/volume ratio of approximately 2770 m2/m3 can be achieved with a great adhesion between the separation and catalytic support layers.