Sentence examples for strongly attach to from inspiring English sources

Therefore, polymeric interfactants may provide promising prospects since they strongly attach to a wide range of distinct substrate surfaces and, thus, may also be eligible for attaching GO nano-sheets.

The effectiveness of this bond could be compromised because sealed dentin surfaces have the potential to strongly attach to resin-based provisional materials, suggesting that this type of provisional material should be avoided [6] due to subsequent difficulties in removing resin-based provisional restorations.

One year later, Wang et al. (2006) developed a variation of this previous NP with a hydrophobic cholesterol core, to uptake poorly water soluble drugs, and coated with a cationic polymer shell, to strongly attach to cell membranes, for the co-delivery of paclitaxel and a cytokine, the interleukin 12-encoded plasmid.

MEFs and astrocytes that strongly attach to the plate were further enriched after removing cells with neurogenic potential and weak attachment by a 30-s 0.25 % trypsin treatment.

Some in vivo studies have shown that H. parasuis does not strongly attach to cilia or other cell structures; in addition, the investigations into the specific interactions between this bacterium and host epithelial cells have been focused primarily on interactions with porcine brain microvascular endothelial cells [ 9- 11] or porcine epithelial kidney cells [ 12].

Politicians are strongly attached to the system that elects them.

He also remains strongly attached to his roots and childhood in South Wales.

A sweet, long-suffering child strongly attached to her mother, Ava blossoms in new surroundings.

He believes public opinion in Europe remains "strongly attached to certain forms of social models".

Mr Sharon is strongly attached to the West Bank settlers and so opposes a settlement freeze.

This practice has largely been successful, though sedentary Bedouin remain strongly attached to their tribal affiliation.