Sentence examples for loosely adhered from inspiring English sources

The principle underlying this process is the collision of ultrasonically accelerated hard balls with the substrate surface that is covered by loosely adhered LaPO4 particles.

Taymor has loosely adhered to the original "Spidey" story in the first act: Peter Parker is bitten by a spider on a school trip to a science lab and ends up with superhuman powers.

You get the occasional meatier, tastier mouthful (and there is some haphazard crunch in the crumb) but generally these pale fingers are a trudge of damp, woolly fish swaddled in sticky batter, the crumb only loosely adhered to the fish; more blanket than tight coating.

The oxide layer was then rinsed with water to eliminate the particles that were loosely adhered to the crystal.

The adhesive  joint formed with metal alloys covered with decohesive oxides loses adhesive strength as a result of these loosely adhered oxides compromising the adhesive  bond.

Loosely attached soil samples also showed a slight reduction in diversity compared to bulk soil, indicating that rhizosphere effects were not necessarily limited to our rhizosphere sample, but also extended into soil loosely adhered to the roots.

Each root system was dug up, shaken vigorously (to eliminate soil loosely adhering to the roots), frozen (along with closely-adhering soil) in liquid nitrogen and lyophilized.

Total retained cells were further divided into strongly and weakly attached fractions by settling a sample of the porous medium through groundwater to dislodge loosely adhering cells.

The surreal, carefree experience perfectly captures Johnston, while still loosely adhering to the laws of physics.

It was then extracted with acetone for 10 h in a soxhlet apparatus, to remove loosely adhering polymer, washed well and dried at 60 °C (Mondal et al. 2006).

Each of the rice seedlings was lifted onto a clean piece of saran wrap and shaken to remove soil loosely adhering to the roots.