Sentence examples for prolonged adherence from inspiring English sources

The presence of opaque variants seems to be essential, at least for some serotypes, to permit prolonged adherence onto the plastic substratum.

Pan Y, Scarlett JM, Luoh T, Kurre P. Prolonged adherence of human immunodeficiency virus-derived vector particles to hematopoietic target cells leads to secondary transduction in vitro and in vivo.

Rigorous, prolonged adherence to HAART increases the survival of PLWHIV, but does not exempt them from a variety of complications, such as osteoporosis or osteopenia.

Patient preference for a medication may encourage therapeutic adherence, but further studies are needed to determine how well preference and convenience translate into prolonged adherence.

The bioadhesive property of the gel permits a prolonged adherence to the nasal mucosa, resulting in sustained drug release from the matrix.

Figure  3b shows an example of prolonged adherence to TDF monotherapy initiated during HIV infection, with p set to 1.5 × 10-5.

In contrast, high CRP level at treatment initiation was a predictor for prolonged drug adherence (HR = 0.90; CI = 0.81; 0.81).

To distinguish prolonged cell surface adherence from intracellular capture, SupT1 cells were exposed to VSV-G pseudotyped GFP-encoding lentivector at 37°C, or 4°C to allow binding while preventing uptake [9], [10], followed by serial washes in PBS and direct co-culture on pre-plated 293T fibroblasts, as indicator cells.

51 Such models may also go some way in addressing inequalities in access and cancer outcomes in people from lower economic groups and those with low literacy who may struggle to access specialist centres and fully understand the requirements of successful treatment, including prolonged and consistent adherence to medication.

Mucosal adherence is considered one of the main selection criteria for potential probiotics, as adherence prolongs the persistence of microbes in the intestine.

The study instrument was developed to measure care effectiveness, including the rates of patient continuing treatment, non-adherence to treatment, prolonged hospitalization, unplanned readmission, and planned admission for active treatment.