Sentence examples for slightly adhered from inspiring English sources

If they even slightly adhered to this cause, it would be made clear in their everyday speeches on any matter.

In a static in vitro test, platelets could only slightly adhere to the sponge layer surface, which had a higher content of the phospholipid polymer.

There were slightly more cells adhered to the sparse positioning density than the dense positioning density after cell seeding for 1 day, irrespective of parallel or grid pattern.

In XVM2 medium ΔXacFhaC adhered slightly less well than the wild type, with a 1.5 fold lower levels of CV stain retained (Figure 3A, right side).

While total GCN2 protein levels were abundant and slightly higher in adhered vs. suspension conditions at 48 hrs (GAPDH shows equal loading), we found very low levels of phospho-GCN2 that were not modulated by suspension at these time points (Fig 4A).

At the end of protrusion, the cell front slightly retracts and adheres [ 27] to the extracellular matrix.

These results are in accordance with our finding that in the bone marrow exists a subpopulation of BMSCs with proven osteogenic potential that takes slightly longer to adhere to the plastic surface of a culture flask.

The surviving cells after plasma exposure adhered to the surface with slightly different morphology as shown in Figures 3a and c.

It demonstrated that most of the target products permeated through the UF membrane, while the blocking layer adhered to by macromolecular solutes was slightly affected.

Results showed that Salmonella and Listeria species initial adhesion (2 h) is similar (Log 4.5 to 5.5 CFU/cm2), while the number of E. coli adhered for a 2 h biofilm is slightly higher (Log 5 to 6 CFigure) (Figure S6).

As shown in Figure 4A, MHCC97H cells adhered well to the FN substrate, but adherence was dependent on Mn2+ and was affected slightly by BSA and types I and IV collagen substrates.