Sentence examples for to fully attach from inspiring English sources

The zebra mussels were allowed to fully attach themselves on glass Petri-dishes for six weeks.

In this work, the low cell proliferation of the primary cancer cells cultured as 2D monolayer could be due to their inability to fully attach and spread on a 2D surface for cell proliferation within the time period explored.

I explained that I was actually able to change a light bulb in the fixture but couldn't get the cover back on because the screw wouldn't fully attach to the threaded stem, which was loose and couldn't be tightened.

That also applies to multiculturalism: how to manage groups that do not want to, or cannot be fully attached to a destination country?

Use a rotary drill to cut out a border for the fixture or vent, and then fully attach the board.

High heeled wedges are the easiest high shoes to walk in, as the heel is fully attached to the sole of the shoe, giving you increased balance and comfort.

8 The position of the stent strut on the vessel wall was measured by magnifying the individual stent strut to maximise accuracy when the strut was not fully attached to the vessel wall as determined by visual estimation.

Although there is a possible effect from the adhesion between the epithelial cells and the underlying granulation tissue, specially closed to the border, the adhesion is observed to be transient to facilitate cell crawling (Carrier et al. 2008), where the proliferating layer is not fully attached to the lower layer at all times.

After neurons were fully attached to the coverslips (4 6 h), the culture medium was changed to remove the remnant electroporation buffer.

In "Bouquet of Flowers in a Terra Cotta Vase, With Peaches and Grapes" (1776), the vase doesn't seem fully attached to the table beneath it; the composition looks collaged rather than organically integrated.

b A free standing membrane is fully attached to a circular hole with diameter of 2 μm.