Sentence examples for lost adhesion from inspiring English sources

On one of the first hairpins, Pantano came close to grief, being forced to take his foot out of the pedal to remain upright as his tyres lost adhesion; Nibali was behind him, Izaguirre in front, and so it stayed to the finish.

With increasing doses of ZnO NPs (above 25 μg/ml), the cells started to shrink and lost adhesion to the cell culture plate.

Moreover, the anti-apoptotic signaling properties of MUC4 [ 12] can minimize the chances that primary tumor cells that have lost adhesion and are undergoing metastasis will undergo anoikis.

Anoikis, the apoptotic process that occurs in cells that have lost adhesion to the extracellular matrix (ECM), is a fundamental process for maintaining tissue homeostasis.

(48) Although contraction dramatically shortened some of the cells as they lost adhesion to the PEMU (not shown), most of the cells remained adhered to the PEMU substrate but exhibited force production in the stress fiber-like structures through a significant decrease in the distances between α-actinin foci along the structures.

We noticed that cells seemed to lose adhesion when grown on the 100-nm and 200-nm arrays (Fig. 6).

Large areas of paint layer were missing because the severe disruption made the paint layer lose adhesion to the plaster layer.

Field surveys indicate that in-service asphalt shingle sealant strips can lose adhesion along their leading edge over time, leaving the shingle partially unsealed and susceptible to wind uplift.

Although it is ideally suited for implants in the blood stream, tissue that normally forms around the moving parts of a GPC heart valve sometimes loses adhesion and creates embolisms downstream.

While most "all-wheel drive" SUVs have rear-wheel drive most of the time and then send power to the front wheels when one or both of the back tires lose adhesion, the MDX starts with front-wheel drive.

Cells lose adhesion with the loss of tight junctional proteins, like claudins, thus allowing the acquisition of migratory capabilities [44].