Adhere to all the rules and regulations.
The collected macroalgae were washed in seawater to remove adhering sediment, sorted and identified to the highest possible taxonomic level, limited by field conditions (usually genus or species, [35], [36]).
Intervention content that helps patients identify strategies to adhere in a variety of situations (e.g., setting alarm reminders to take/refill medications while traveling) may increase adherence behavioral skills.
From our previous qualitative work, 10 participants identified that adhering to postnatal confinement and other sociocultural practices might be associated with mental ill health if coupled with poverty and gender disadvantage, for example, by confining a woman to an abusive home and separating her from potential sources of support.
Have your faculty members identified or adhered to any best practices with regard to assessing the CanMEDS roles?
Genes that fall beyond a series of statistically determined thresholds are identified as not adhering to the typical vertical history of the organisms in question, but instead having a putative horizontal origin.
MSCs, one type of human ASCs, were identified by their capacity to adhere to plastic and generate colony-forming unit-fibroblasts (CFU-F) in culture, as well as by their potential to differentiate into multiple lineages.
The number of adhering and/or infiltrating leukocytes in general, identified as adhering cells at the luminal side of the vessel segment, and monocytes/macrophages in particular was counted and illustrated as cells per cross-section or as defined areas per cross-section.
Lugtenberg [ 22] conducted a survey among Dutch general practitioners to identify barriers for adhering to four different guidelines.
As there are no definitive MSC specific cellular markers, we identified them by their ability to adhere to tissue culture plastic in vitro, through their multilineage differentiation potential in vitro and through a combination of expression and lack of defined markers (CD105+, CD90+, CD45-, CD34-) [ 19- 22].
