Some manufacturers such as Dell and HP/Compaq will sell models that are very proprietary (power connection, motherboard size, system layout, etc)., yet others may adhere to component standards used throughout the PC industry.
Staphylococcus aureus colonizes the host by adhering to components of the extra cellular matrix through surface protein adhesions known as microbial surface components recognizing adhesive matrix molecules (MSCRAMM) [ 30].
This paper develops a dynamically efficient energy management system for the purpose of achieving an optimal power allocation between the energy sources while adhering to component requirements and maintaining the required operational performance using a weighted improved dynamic programming technique.
Evidence suggests that to facilitate physical activity sedentary people may adhere to one component of exercise prescriptions (intensity, duration or frequency) without adhering to other components.
The JSTEPS project proceeds from the assumption that "all implementation is local," and focuses on understanding the challenges and decision-making involved as probation agencies balance locally necessary adaptations of contingency management strategies with the need to adhere to the core components this evidence-based practice.
We have demonstrated the existence of cellular heterogeneity in SCC lines, based on the expression of β1 integrins and ability to adhere to extracellular matrix components.
Therefore, clinicians should continually assess attitude and motivate patients to adhere to the core components of diabetes care and self-management.
As a structural component of the complete transdermal system it is essential that the RCM remains firmly adhered to the components above and below it during wear and removal.
In normal status, MSCs natively present the tropism of adhering to matrix components, so they prefer to home to bone, lung and cartilage when injected intravenously.
Compliance with the intervention was operationalized as: (1) the dose of the intervention, defined as the number of home visits and case conferences, and (2) the level of fidelity to treatment (i.e., the extent to which the RNs and PSWs adhered to the components of the intervention).
A control system has the prime characteristic that the components interact extensively and that the system as a whole has certain properties e.g., stability that cannot be said to adhere to any individual component.
