The phrase "adherence capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability to follow rules, guidelines, or protocols, particularly in technical or organizational settings.
Example: "The software's adherence capability ensures that all user data is processed according to the latest compliance standards."
Alternatives: "compliance ability" or "conformity capacity".
From a previous study, the in vitro adherence capabilities of seven isolates (collected from patients suffering vaginitis) to vaginal epithelial cells were tested.
In this study, the in vitro adherence capabilities of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Candida albicans clinical isolates to urinary catheters were investigated.
However, because of the significant genetic diversity in the extant O157 H7 population [5], [30], [31], we sought to determine whether strains of diverse lineages have similar adherence capabilities and responses to host cell exposure.
Adherence capabilities were determined based on the model developed by Stepanovic et al., 2000.
While cholesterol depletion lowered the cell invasion rates of M. gallisepticum, adherence capabilities to HeLa cells were improved.
The recovered Salmonella isolates were screened for some virulence determinants, which included adherence capabilities to, invasion into, and cytotoxicity against mammalian cells.
An IF protein has previously been identified in B. glabrata, using a comparative proteomic approach, as differentially expressed in snails resistant to E. caproni [ 52] and it was suggested that this gene could be a candidate to explain differences in susceptibility/resistance, considering the major role of haemocyte mobility and adherence capabilities in defence to the parasite.
Some of these indirect benefits include: lower burn-out rates, improved psychological health, better communication, reduced candour and denial, higher resilience, learning adherence, greater capability and capacity and improved interpersonal relationships.
The demographic and behavioral characteristics of trial participants, the acceptability of investigational products, and the community context, may all have a bearing on adherence decisions and capabilities.
Firstly, that this is a model of limited size, analytic capability, and adherence to economic evaluation guidelines.
