Sentence examples for necessary adhesion from inspiring English sources

Thermal transients followed by adhesion tests showed that direct implantation gives the necessary adhesion of the protective layer in order to withstand the harsh space environment.

Here sulfuric acid doped polyaniline was successfully developed as conductive binder, which showed multifunctionality when used in Li-S battery cathode, i.e., in addition to necessary adhesion function, it could trap polysulfide species to abate shuttling affect while provide good electrical conductivity.

It is known that migrating cells must break down the established cell adhesion sites to detach from its substrate and establish new contact points between a cell and its underlying substrate to provide the necessary adhesion that a cell needs to move forward.

Prior coating of PES with gelatin or fibronectin was necessary for adhesion and spreading of cells over the uneven porous surface with time.

In the present study, what initially distinguished both subpopulations was the time necessary for adhesion to the culture flask.

Some interesting proteins in this list include the FimX proteins (PG2130, PG2168) that are involved in fimbriae production, which is necessary for adhesion to host surfaces [ 63].

The concentrations on the PCL nanofibers are three orders of magnitude higher than those necessary for adhesion, representing a viable scaffold to present biochemical cues and for cell-seeding.

Moreover, since membrane proteins are highly dependent on membrane organisation and fluidity (Lopez and Kosk-Kosika, 1997), the effects of MI-D on membranes could disturb recognition sites, which are necessary for adhesion.

The minimum cluster size could result from a minimum number of integrins clustering together to recruit necessary focal adhesion-associated proteins and form a mature focal adhesion.

Collectively, the data indicate that Sema3C impaired the formation of focal adhesions that are necessary for cell adhesion and migration.

The inflammation-specific nature of sequestering would imply that monocyte-expressed CD62L or its endothelial cell expressed ligands have undergone modification in response to the EAU inflammatory response in the host, allowing the adhesive interactions necessary for monocyte adhesion and migration.