Our results indicate that electrospun scaffolds support adherence and growth of vascular cells under physiologic conditions and that endothelialized grafts resisted adherence of platelets when exposed to blood.
Stainless steel also tends to resist the adherence of bacteria, Gerba says.
When was the last time you saw a college student working on an assignment six months before it was due? Young people tend to keep our options open, to resist strict adherence to party-line votes, and to make our decisions later than our parents or grandparents, preferring to wait for organizations like Rock the Vote to reach out to us when it's time to get signed up.
In fact, a difficulty with flow chamber assays for the study of bacterial motility is the design of a substrate providing both a good level of adherence to resist the flow and allowing motility at the same time.
Furthermore, the modified material supported adherence and growth of vascular cells and resisted platelets adhesion.
The tissue can resist shearing forces due to the strong adherence between the calcaneus and ADM, strong adherence between the two ADMs, and strong adherence between ADM and the skin graft.
Ratele (this issue) notes that marginalised men may resist efforts to change dominant masculinities, when adherence to a hegemonic masculinity is a symbolic resource in the context of few others.
If the film adherence is good, the film will resist to wear.
This is a plausible explanation of how the pneumococcus is able to resist this stressful environment and in the end confer the phenotype of enhanced adherence.
Adherence which is a means of colonizing the appropriate ecological niche enables the organism to resist being swept away by mucosal secretions.
Adherence is a means of colonizing the appropriate ecological niche, which enables the organism to resist being swept away by mucosal secretions, with subsequent proliferation and colonization in the gut and may be followed by enterotoxin production or invasion [ 36].
