Sentence examples for much surface adhesiveness from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, too much surface adhesiveness (fibronectin of 3 μg/ml) maintains a cell in an unproductive situation due its inability to detach.

The developing biofilms established a surface adhesiveness which was up to four times higher than the abiotic sediment (Figure 5).

The self-propelled motion of microcapsules on solid surfaces is achieved by the release of encapsulated solutes that alter the surface adhesiveness.

Increased surface adhesiveness of HDPE is achieved by immersing it in an aqueous solution of sodium hypochlorite (bleach) mixed with an acid.

Comparison of the data on biochemical analysis, microbial biomass and surface adhesiveness showed no significant difference neither between the different regions within one flume nor between the different flumes (Tables 1, 2 and 3).

However, fibronectin does exert a significant influence on cell speed, as predicted [ 11], biphasic with surface adhesiveness.

However, substratum fibronectin concentration (and also the extracellular matrix) alters motility not just by altering surface adhesiveness but also by actively signaling through the integrins towards downstream intracellular cascades [ 11].

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Moreover, in vitro adhesion experiments with irradiated samples have shown that bacterial adhesion is reduced in relation to non-irradiated samples while the excellent response of the surface toosteoblast adhesiveness and proliferation is maintained [27].

As CD44 expression is augmented to different levels in irradiated ECs (Figs 4C and S6), these antibodies might act by aggregating CD44 proteins on the cell surface, endowing adhesiveness to irradiated ECs whose augmented levels of CD44 were otherwise below the threshold for adhesion to occur without assistance.

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