"tight attachment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or close bond between two people, objects, or ideas. For example: - "The mother and child had a tight attachment, as the child refused to let go of her hand." - "The researcher had a tight attachment to his findings, spending countless hours analyzing every detail." - "The dog and his owner had a tight attachment, evident in the way the dog always followed his owner around." - "The sisters shared a tight attachment, confiding in each other and supporting one another through thick and thin."
These sophisticated constructs were covalently functionalised with the gadolinium (Gd) chelating agent, diethylene triamine pentaacetic acid (DTPA), enabling tight attachment of Gd atoms onto the nanotube surface.
To examine the effects of equipment attachment types, the mass bodies representing the equipment are attached with a spring and damper, with low and high stiffness values indicating loose and tight attachment respectively.
SEM observations of the cell scaffold construct confirmed the tight attachment of chondrocytes to CG-PLLA NF and in-growth of cells into the interior of the membrane with proper maintenance of cell morphology.
Synapses, the junctions between nerve cells through which they communicate, are formed by the coordinated assembly and tight attachment of pre- and postsynaptic specializations.
Interestingly, only the tight attachment of hyphae to the root surface displayed the possibility of infection, suggesting that substantial interaction between the host and hyphae was necessary for triggering hyphae penetration.
A tight attachment occurs as soon as 1 hr after the co-incubation of the bacteria and fungus.
While both the DEL and EVL showed highly coordinated migration toward posterior sites in control embryos (Fig. 7, left column; Supplementary Movie S1), cells of the DEL in cfl1-morphants did not form tight attachments and showed a clear gap with EVL cells (Fig. 7, right column; Supplementary Movie S2).
Due to its tighter attachment than the lipid layer the glyco layer seems more likely to function as the interface of the fibre to its environment and may provide protection against microbial attack.
Unfortunately, Ms. Greenfeld said, it also has a "very tight branch attachment, so all the branches come in at one point".
These results indicate that the specific bridging role of N255 between the switch II loop and N413 of alpha tubulin (see Figure 4), which likely cannot be sustained by the N255K mutation, is not required for tight microtubule attachment.
Conversely, as indicated in Figure 4F,I and Figure 5A C, the open arrangement of the polymer cleft in kinesin's ADP states is evidently inconsistent with tight microtubule attachment, owing to steric interference of N255 and neighboring residues.
