The phrase "adherence function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to compliance, behavior, or performance metrics, often in fields like psychology, healthcare, or software development.
Example: "The adherence function of the treatment plan is crucial for ensuring patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "compliance function" or "conformity function".
Production of ungual keratin is attributed only to the germinal matrix, whereas the sterile matrix provides only the adherence function.
However, the p-values of the pathways that are included in the analysis do not show significantly small p-values (especially for adherence function and calcium signaling).
Self-efficacy is thought to mediate desirable health behaviours, such as, following a healthy lifestyle, taking prescription medication, that lead to improved motivation, treatment adherence, function and better clinical outcomes [ 43, 44].
However, the mechanism between blood type and HCV infection remained undefined, which may be related to red cell immune adherence function among persons with different blood types, but it need further study [ 131].
For instance, a surface-exposed protein of leptospira, Lsa20, binds to plasminogen and laminin with a KD in the μM range, postulated as a protein with adherence function and proteolytic activity [ 38].
To validate the adherence function of M. synoviae enolase to DF-1 cells, the monolayer DF-1 cells in a 35-mm dish were washed three times with DMEM and incubated with Plg (5 μg/mL) at 37°C in 5% CO2 for 2 h.
Genes in these regions have previously been shown to have adherence functions [ 11, 35, 36, 51].
This prospective, longitudinal study of FEP patients collected data on symptoms, adherence, functioning, and substance use.
There is evidence, as yet unexplained, that polymorphonuclear leukocyte chemotaxis and adherence functions are depressed beginning in the second trimester and continuing during the rest of the pregnancy.
With the exception of VV2007 (Flp pilus assembly protein TadA), the encoded proteins do not have over 30% identity with other proteins containing similar domains and may carry out novel adherence functions associated with iron-poor environments such as those usually found in human serum.
However, there are still significant gaps in our knowledge regarding the adherence and function of soft-tissue cells at the abutment-mucosa interface.
