Sentence examples for that adhere together from inspiring English sources

Clusters are aggregates of atoms, molecules, or ions that adhere together under forces like those that bind the atoms, ions, or molecules of bulk matter; because of the manner in which they are prepared, clusters remain as tiny particles at least during the course of an experiment.

Epithelia are composed of closely arranged epithelial cells that adhere together at intercellular junctions that give the epithelial sheet mechanical strength.

For example, it was argued that if a body were continuous, then it would be divisible infinitely, in which case the body would have an actually infinite number of parts that all adhere together to form the body and that correspond with the infinite number of divisions.

The results showed that the particles can adhere together under certain temperature up to 140 ℃.

Cover both the toe area of the shoe and the sole itself so that the glue can adhere together.

The chemical bonds that adhere atoms of a molecule together and the physical junctions that adhere mesoscopic and macroscopic pieces together provide a degree of cohesion that goes beyond gravitation.

A third study suggested that a diabetes care model that integrates primary and specialty care, together with practices that adhere to guideline recommendations, was associated with a reduction in all-cause mortality and all types of hospitalizations (not only diabetes related), as compared with less structured models, without increasing direct health costs [ 39].

Biofilms are composed of multiple bacterial species that adhere to a solid surface (the tooth) and are held together by a matrix of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS).

It was found that ligands inducing cAMP synthesis activate genes involved in cell growth and proliferation; cAMP and Ca2+ molecules that increased together form a feedback loop and induce immune cells to migrate and adhere together.

However, embryonic Volvox cells have no adherens junctions; instead, they adhere together through a network of numerous and quite robust cytoplasmic bridges (CBs) that are the result of incomplete cytokinesis [ 22] and allow for force transmission.

Andrew Adamson, who directed "Shrek" with Vicky Jenson, said: "We added a control called 'lip stick.' When a human opens the mouth, the inside of your lips actually open slightly slower because they adhere together.