Converse of object

• reduce: In the short term we can significantly reduce the stickiness of deteriorating tape.

• increase: An increase in hemoglobin content increases the stickiness or viscosity of the blood as it flows around the body.

• create: This allows the host site to generate revenues, while creating site stickiness and enhancing their own brand equity.

• have: Your actual thoughts get solid, they have a stickiness to them like the clay.

Adjective modifier

• increased: An enzyme in endothelial cells called JNK is involved in causing increased stickiness by some inflammatory agents.

Modifies a noun

• measurement: Click popularity sorting algorithms track how many users click on a link and stickiness measurement calculates how long they stay at a website.

Noun used with modifier

• platelet: Garlic is also able to inhibit platelet stickiness, reducing the risk of blood clots.

• price: It differs in allowing for the degree of price stickiness to be determined endogenously.

• decrease: They improve consistency and cooking tolerance and decrease stickiness, checking and oil uptake in noodles and pasta made from regular wheat.

• increase: Google's powerful SiteSearch capabilities are designed to improve site navigation and usability, as well as increase site stickiness.

Possessives

• blood: Improving blood flow throughout the body, Ginkgo biloba can also reduce blood ' stickiness ' , which lowers the risk of blood clots.

Preposition: of

• blood: Omega 3 fats are a particular type of polyunsaturated fat that reduce the stickiness of blood, making it less likely to clot.

• platelet: Aspirin is sometimes used in children with heart conditions as it reduces the stickiness of the platelets in the blood.

• cell: This can block the production of thromboxane which increases the stickiness of red blood cells and makes them more likely to clot.

• spin-off: A positive impact is also, and even more often, found for the parameter ς which describes the local stickiness of spin-offs.