Sentence examples for materials adhered from inspiring English sources

The rinds were thoroughly washed with tap water and with distilled water to remove the dirt and earthy materials adhered to the surface.

It was observed under SEM that after one day in culture, BMSCs inoculated into the three-dimensional materials adhered and grew, forming protrusions and stretching out pseudopodia to attach to the surface of the material.

Concerning the ARI, all groups had a higher number of flaws type score 0 (no material adhered to the tooth).

The amount of core material adhered to the face sheet decreased with increasing foam density indicating increasing tendency for core/resin interfacial failure.

The surface of firing pin and breechface were cleaned with acetone to remove dust material adhered to it and then plasticine/lead were pressed against firing pin and breechface surfaces the surface impression.

After gentle shaking to guarantee staining of the material adhered to the inner surface of the tubes, the dye was discarded.

At the end of pollen maturation, the fluorescent labelling was highest in the material adhered to the pollen wall and inside the cytoplasm of the vegetative cell.

A positive result was defined as the presence of a layer of stained material adhered to the inner wall of the tubes.

As is characteristic for samples derived from graphene oxide,[ 29] the image shows ordered regions where the graphene-like lattice is visible, regions of higher contrast that are apparently disordered and can be attributed to oxidation debris[ 30, 31] or other carbonaceous material adhered to the surface, defects, and small holes.

Two types of product granule have been identified in an experimental study of batch fluidised bed granulation; agglomerates which consist of two or more, and usually several, initial particles; and layered granules, which consist of single primary particles with dried feed material adhering to the surface.

The adhesion of the compressed particles to the contact surfaces of the teeth while masticating probably amplifies this phenomenon and, as such, almond material adhering to teeth surfaces will be more easily fractured than freely moving particles (21).