Sentence examples for adherence to material from inspiring English sources

Hudetz et al. [ 12] described equal BF but a stronger adherence to material surfaces by S. epidermidis.

This course was generally popular among the first-year students who completed the course (although it is important to note a 21% attrition rate), and students praised it on course evaluations for its concreteness, the clarity of lectures and notes, adherence to material in the textbook, and predictability of material for exams.

Interestingly, dental cells formed large spheroid cell clusters on silicone, but cells lost their adherence to this material (Figure 2C), so numbers of silicone adherent cells decreased until day 6 of cell culture (data not shown).

The characteristics of the specimens were defined and tested by fixing the consistency at a good workability and then studying the mechanical properties, Shore C hardness and adherence to ceramic materials after both 7 and 28 days.

Characteristics of C. parapsilosis that may relate to its increasing occurrence in nosocomial settings include frequent colonization of the subungual space and an ability to proliferate in glucose-containing solutions, with a resultant increase in adherence to synthetic materials.

Concomitant insulin resistance plus hypothermia may be aggravated by insulin adherence to the plastic material included in the extracorporeal circuit, by glucose administration in cardioplegia solution, and by the steroids that may be used to reduce inflammatory responses to CPB.

Permission for removal of material is contingent upon adherence to the following guidelines: Leaf material, pollen, spores, etc. may be removed from specimens only when adequate material is available.

This study evaluates bacterial adherence to commonly used suture materials with a bioluminescent in vitro model.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the bacterial adherence to high tensile strength suture materials using a bioluminescent in vitro model.

The instrument included questions for the purpose of assessing use of materials, adherence to practices, and accessibility of various instructions.

The guiding hypothesis of the CC approach was that overall satisfaction would be high in the sampled centers, that satisfaction would be correlated with providers' use of CC materials and adherence to counseling guidelines, and that beneficiaries who received CC materials would read them and find them useful.