Sentence examples for partial adhesion from inspiring English sources

In the thin-cushion case, the presence of short (∼4 nm) glyco-polymers on the vesicles results in a hitherto unreported stable partial adhesion state the membrane height ranges from zero to ∼250 nm.

Three modes of failure were observed, cohesive, adhesive and cohesive adhesive corresponding respectively to failure within the viscous bulk of the solution, at the adhesive interface, or a combination which was often associated with spot tack where partial adhesion remains at the probe surface.

The partial adhesion P1 gene sequences within each investigated family were identical.

Although it has rarely been reported in the literature, partial adhesions could have led to injury to the cardiac wall during the surgical procedure.

Values of "micrometer strain" do not correspond to the strain in the rubber substrate or the strain exhibited by the cells, due to unavoidable slippage of the membrane from the clamps and partial loss of adhesion of the cells to the substrate.

Substrate potential, plasma-po1ymerized hexamethy1disiloxane (PPHMDS) film adhesion strength, partial discharge characteristics, and lifespans of composite films exposed to partial discharges in a sphere-plane electrode system were investigated.

The blister test was aimed to develop and establish a simple, partial and reliable laboratory adhesion test method for direct measurement of the adhesive bond strength of bitumen and aggregate.

At P10, however, the mutant glomeruli demonstrated partial detachment of podocytes, adhesion of glomeruli to Bowman's capsules, mesangial expansion, dilated capillaries, and an irregular pattern of nephrin staining.

First, some compression almost certainly occurred via a partial loss of cell adhesion during stretching, but as described above, this would only contribute a compressional strain of about 2% on average.

At the same time amino acid sequence analyses suggest partial homology to cellular adhesion molecules and degradation enzymatic activity, electing halomucin responsible for spatial arrangements of H. walsbyi cells in the form of postage stamp sheets and for the utilization of the scarce resources of the environment (http://www.mosaic.ethz.ch/research/docs/Rinck2009.pdf).

12 These recommendations have changed some medical practices, but adhesion remains partial.