A plethora of systems that enable bacteria to identify and anchor themselves onto appropriate surfaces, to stick to each other, to construct multicellular communities several hundreds of micrometers thick, and to detach from the community has been identified and characterized in many biofilm-forming bacteria (Figure 1).
A plethora of systems that enable bacteria to identify and anchor themselves onto appropriate surfaces, to stick to each other, to construct multicellular communities several hundreds of micrometers thick, and to detach from the community has been identified and characterized in many biofilm-forming bacteria.
Portugal's Directorate-General of Health warned tourists traveling to Zika-hit countries to "protect themselves from mosquitoes by wearing appropriate clothing and repellents, to stick to air-conditioned spaces and follow the recommendations of local authorities".
Alternatively, adherence to medical advice refers to a somewhat more informed and equitable decision by a patient to stick with appropriate medical treatment.
Try to stick to appropriate dress codes, whether wearing business casual clothes for work, or to wear formal wear for a wedding.
He also urged parents to stick with age-appropriate programming.
"When people are looking to start their children in triathlon, it's important to stick to age-appropriate distances," said Sharon Osgood, an owner of Monterey Bay Multisport, a triathlon coaching business in California.
We had to stick to a routine, he insisted, and make sure we slept at appropriate times every day.
The suggestion for a different acronym is a good one but we would prefer to stick with the original one (which has a meaning in Japanese – a sumi is a stick of ink used by painters – that is somewhat appropriate).
