Sentence examples for efficient adherence from inspiring English sources

This efficient adherence has led to the detection of unique electrical communication with the cells external matrix.

Microparasites evolve responsive and adaptive molecular traits that enable efficient adherence, entry and replication within the host (Pulkkinen et al. 2010).

It is supposed to be achieved by right combination of people skills and efficient adherence to the agenda.

A putative adhesin Cj1279c, recently designated as fibronectin-like protein A coded by flpA, which has been shown as being required for efficient cell adherence and chicken colonization [31], was identified as CJM1_1260.

Supermacroporous carrageenan-gelatin cryogels showed efficient cell adherence and proliferation of Cos-7 cells which was examined by SEM.

In conclusion, functionalisation of gold surfaces with saccharide binding SAMs has enabled efficient surface adherence of immune cells.

In addition to porosity, such scaffolds present a suitable surface roughness that was proven to be efficient in stimulating osteoblasts adherence and proliferation [ 20].

32 Their use could allow health care workers to target directly observed therapy and treatment counseling to patients who are failing to comply with therapy, and could therefore result in improved treatment adherence, more efficient use of staff time, and increased program cost-effectiveness.

However, given that no method is ideal, validated self-report scales are generally considered to be a cost-effective and time-efficient way of assessing adherence [ 42].

Providing physicians and other healthcare professionals with tools to make the dialogue during the patient encounter more effective and efficient may significantly enhance patient adherence.

Similarly, upon the recommendation of the local health services, NGOs took an active role in establishing social support groups for child carers and adult ART users an activity, which has also proved very efficient in achieving successful ART adherence amongst adults in South Africa (Wouters et al., 2009b).