The ability of E. faecalis to cause infection has been linked to inherent enterococcal traits, enabling the bacterium to tolerate harsh and diverse environments.
In addition, the chemotherapeutic agent used as part of the current standard of care is linked to inherent and acquired resistance, which often leads to treatment failure.
These findings suggest that the propensity to experience an objective response is more likely to be linked to factors inherent to the individual patient and the tumour rather than dose and related factors such as drug exposure.
While second messenger-mediated NIRW light activated systems are attractive because versatile downstream regulatory modules that can be linked to them, they have inherent pitfalls.
Motivation is, however, a multifaceted concept, which has been shown to be linked to several factors, including features inherent to the prescribed regimen, personality traits of the patient, physician, and therapist, and characteristics of the broader social environment [ 9].
Based on the discussion above, initially one might think that a system for this should be based on a graph database because of its inherent flexibility (anything can be linked to anything) as opposed to relational databases (where data is in tables and linked via unique keys).
The recurrence of this motif is linked to the inherent advantages resulting from backbone cyclization, which include increased resistance against proteolytic degradation, improved cell permeability, and tighter and more specific interaction with the respective biomolecular target.
Boundary 1 is linked to the inherent global electromechanical mode while boundary 3 corresponds to introduction global electromechanical mode.
Crane and Sornette [24] found that collective dynamics was linked to the inherent quality of videos on YouTube.
Other limitations of the study are linked to the difficulties inherent in self-reporting of behaviors such as sexual activity and drug use.
