Sentence examples for without any adhesion from inspiring English sources

The incidence of patients with and without any adhesion was assessed in both initial and second look laparoscopies.

Precise gripping and positioning of metallic ball with diameter of 100 μm using fabricated OPPMGs was successfully done at a low actuating voltage of 7 V, without any adhesion problems between two jaws of gripper and the ball.

Thus, one might expect cells to adhere very firmly to any substrate and to one another, even without any specific adhesion molecules, potentially limiting or preventing locomotion.

De novo adhesions are adhesions that are newly formed following the first laparoscopy at sites without any former adhesions.

When implanted into rats, the gellan gum-cin film exhibited the most promising anti-adhesion potential in 2 out of 10 rats without forming any tissue adhesion.

During THL, the whole surface of the floating ovary can be inspected in detail, with special emphasis to its posterior side and the "roof" of the ovarian fossa, without any risk that adhesions are ruptured, start bleeding and collapse before they are inspected.

Special emphasis is put on little amounts of water which can cause low adhesion without any oil or grease.

A major advantage of the multilayer structure is the stress relief enabling the deposition of thick layers (10 μm) without any loss of good adhesion properties.

When mouse fibroblasts (L929) were cultured on MWCNTs grown on a silicon substrate, the response to this nanotubular surface was demonstrated as high cell viability and exceptional cell adhesion without any functionalization of the nanotubes [15].

The computational analysis results showed that even without any interfacial friction or adhesion, the interface strength could achieve 50% of the theoretical strength of perfect matrix-fiber bonding for a plane interface.

As a result, intrascrotal injection of PAF induced diffuse tissue inflammation without any prevalence of leukocyte adhesion or transmigration on either the ipsi- or the contralateral side.