The phrase "a increasing adherence" is not correct.
It should be "an increasing adherence." You can use this phrase when discussing a growing trend or tendency towards something, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "There has been an increasing adherence to sustainable practices among businesses in recent years."
Alternatives: "a growing adherence" or "an escalating adherence."
It was shown that a decentralization makes an increasing adherence to data security requirements possible since control over data and applications is transferred to the user [10, 19].
Survival multivariate analysis revealed that covariates significantly related to death included being followed at CERBA (urban area) or Nanoro (rural area), and receiving a regimen not including fixed dose combinations, (p=0.024, p=0.001 and p<0.001 respectively); conversely, an increasing adherence score as well as an optimal adherence score were significantly related to survival (p<0.001).
When the cells were stimulated with immobilized CD137-Fc protein they showed an increased adherence and a change to macrophage morphology (Figure 6B).
In most cases, patients reported an increased adherence, seldom a decreased one [ 16, 9, 12, 18, 4].
Thus, previous work has demonstrated that a polyphenol-mediated up-regulation of CD11b in certain T cell subsets resulted in an increased adherence to plastic, whereas a down-modulation of CD11b in monocytes was associated with significantly reduced attachment to the plastic surface [ 6].
Colonization of the upper respiratory tract generally precedes the occurrence of VAP, most probably because of a reduced capacity to clear pathogens and/or an increased adherence of micro-organisms to the respiratory tract [ 3].
When stimulated through CD137 ligand murine monocytes responded just as human monocytes with an increased adherence, morphological changes, proliferation and an increase in viable cell numbers.
Previous data has demonstrated that fibroblasts have an increased adherence to 3DG-collagen, which is dependent on binding by α1β1 integrin [28].
Urine cytokine levels and an increased adherence of the microorganisms to the uroepithelial cells seem to be the main predictors of increased prevalence of both asymptomatic and symptomatic bacteriuria in diabetic patients [4].
Defects in the local urinary cytokine secretions and an increased adherence of pathogenic microorganisms to the uroepithelial cells have been discussed as mechanisms for increased prevalence of UTI in patients with diabetes [4].
