Sentence examples for long adhesion from inspiring English sources

In 1904, a radically different route to Sognefjord was proposed: a 47.13 km long adhesion line from Voss to Gudvangen via Stalheim.

Relatively long adhesions (>5 μm) were chosen to discriminate between them.

More recently, talin2 staining has been described as "long adhesions in the midbody of the cell" (Senetar et al., 2007).

The most striking effect of p85β depletion in cell adhesions was height reduction although, as in fibroblasts, p85β depletion also induced accumulation of peripheral long adhesions and reduced the amount of centrally localized cell adhesions (Fig. 5, z1).

Interestingly, the immunofluorescence of vinculin showed that the ACTN4 KD murine lung fibroblasts had large and long focal adhesion sites at the edge of cell and the cell body had a few focal adhesion sites (Fig. 3A).

Finally, its impact on individual CBT treatment, long term adhesion to outpatient treatment, or future hospitalization as well as its impact on the CBT trainings of therapists could be assessed.

It was also found that the inner adhesive layers were severely deteriorated under moist condition, indicating that the long-term adhesion between the layers could be a major area of concern for multilayer backsheets used in a humid environment.

Lubricin attenuated the large friction and also the long-range adhesion between fibrillar collagen surfaces.

In all the three cases, the coating improved the long-term adhesion of osteoblasts.

Overall, a compromise between high cell migration rates and long-term adhesion will be important in the design of materials that endothelialize after implantation.

The coating by a nanometric gold palladium layer influenced differently the long-term adhesion of human osteoblasts as a function of the composition of the substrate.