Sentence examples for wastes adhesion from inspiring English sources

This model incorporated proliferation, diffusion and consumption of nutrients, diffusion and production of wastes, adhesion and cell environmental interactions.

A consequence of bacteria having an OM is that many secreted proteins (OMPs and lipoproteins) are needed to support its functions such as biogenesis of membrane components, maintenance of OM integrity, nutrient uptake, export of waste products, cell adhesion, evasion of host defenses and virulence.

Own model of cement paste adhesion to the ceramic wastes aggregate was developed.

However, the compressive and the flexural strength of the concrete both decreased due to lower adhesion between cement paste and waste glass.

Adhesion of residual packed materials to waste glass bottles, as well as particle size, pozzolanic activity and alkali-silica reaction (ASR) of waste glass powder, are important indexes to choose waste glass bottles to be utilized as supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs).

The subsequent buildup of greater waste products can lead to further disturbances; more cells are liberated and cell cell adhesion becomes compromised.

In the mix design process of the new GFRP waste based composite material, the recyclate content and size grade, and the effect of the incorporation of an adhesion promoter were considered as material factors and systematically tested between reasonable ranges.

The low electrical conductivity of DLC film and its poor adhesion to metallic substrates are the main drawbacks of DLC film for electrode applications such as waste-water treatment.

The chitosan scaffold is sufficiently porous, so that it can provide a large area of internal surface for cell adhesion and migration and can also make it easy for the exchange of nutrients and metabolic waste.

The adhesion of history was not something to be avoided.

"He knows the limits of adhesion," Mr. Towne said.