Sentence examples for true adhesion from inspiring English sources

The structural characteristics of T-cadherin protein predict that it is unlikely to function as a "true" adhesion molecule in vivo.

Nectins are "true" adhesion molecules as they support cell aggregation when ectopically expressed in cells (Aoki et al. 1997; Lopez et al. 1998; Satoh-Horikawa et al. 2000; Takahashi et al. 1999).

It has been found that the peel strength measured is a combination of the true interface adhesion strength plus work expended in the plastic deformation of the thin adherend.

This tends to give values approaching the true work of adhesion at small thickness and greater values of the practical work of adhesion at larger thickness, all being in the 30 30,000 nm range.

From a thermodynamic standpoint the true work of adhesion (or intrinsic property) of the interface create free surfaces from the bonded materials.

Later stages of film delamination are illustrated with Cu/SiO2/Si where it is shown that the true work of adhesion is 0.6 J/m2.

However, the alternative might also be true with poor adhesion of synovial fibroblasts leading to more metastasis of these cells and the spread of arthritis.

In the former study by Kraus and colleagues [ 17],there were no normal subjects for comparison that may mask the true difference in adhesion molecules in different disease severities.

Pregnancy rate or pain relief was not used as endpoints in most studies, though it is precisely the evaluation of these clinical outcome parameters that defines the true success of adhesion prevention [ 25, 63].

These parameters also help in developing interface models and build qualitative correlations between thermodynamic work of adhesion and true mechanical work of adhesion at the interface.

This is in agreement with earlier observations that have shown that embryophytes lack true homologs of classical adhesion proteins of animal cells including integrin, talin, vinculin, filamin, α-actinin, and tensin (Hussey et al. 2002, see also Baluska et al. 2003 for a discussion of the plant cytoskeleton plasma membrane cell wall continuum).