Sentence examples for their adhering from inspiring English sources

In order to enable tailored surface icephobicity design, research requires a good theoretical understanding of the atomistic interacting mechanisms between water/ice molecules and their adhering substrates.

nucleatum) on their adhering and invasive capacity to human gingival epithelial cells as well as the expression of interleukin-8 (IL-8) and human beta-defensin-2 (hBD-2) in human gingival epithelial cells.

Seen from the side of society, the scientific endeavour is legitimate as long as scientists deliver, both in terms of their producing what is promised (progress, even if this can interpreted in different ways) and their adhering to the normative structure of science (cf. the issues of integrity of science).

It was essential that during medium replacements, cells were agitated by the forceful ejection of medium to prevent their adhering to the plate surface; medium was not changed during the initial 48 h of aggregate formation.

The parental responses, and their adhered to time references, were due to methodological differences obviously less controlled for.

In contrast, mesenchymal cells form a diffuse network with certain points on their surface adhering to their neighbors.

Many (81.53%) parents of children with controlled asthma insisted on their child adhering to their medication regimen, of which 78.33% (1587/2026) adhered to the correct use of inhaled corticosteroids/compounds and 31.44% (637/2026) to oral leukotriene receptor modulators.

Companies have often negotiated discounts with airlines, hotels and other suppliers, and try to make sure that their employees adhere to their policies.

This engrossing three-character drama addresses the struggle for many to accept their homosexuality while adhering to their religious beliefs, in this case those of Orthodox Judaism.

Poetry can't imagine these artifacts from scratch, since their labels adhere so tenaciously to them.

As they grew older, their lives adhered to a prescribed course: marriage quickly followed by motherhood.