Sentence examples for relative adherence from inspiring English sources

A measure of net baseline attachment also was defined as follows: mean ICAM effect, which is the average of the four ICAM fluorescence values and represents the overall "stickiness" or relative adherence state of the control cells at baseline.

Relative adherence levels ≥ 2% were considered high and <0.5% were considered low.

Only the results for absolute adherence are reported given relative adherence produced similar results.

Neverthess, this would have had a limited impact on the relative adherence and persistence of one medication compared to another.

Stapleton et al. established and standardized the use of FCM to analyze the relative adherence of uropathogenic E. coli to clinical samples of exfoliated vaginal epithelial cells (VEC).

Thus, a relative adherence index was also created using the average cumulative adherence index for all patients who had been observed at the same follow-up year for a robustness check.

(A) Relative cell adherence of DFCs and dNC-PCs; (B) dental cells did little adhere on PA; representative pictures of DFCs. Figure 2 C ell proliferation of dNC-PCs and DFCs on tested materials.

Relative soil adherence was not reduced.

Relative soil adherence was reduced by a factor of 1·5.

Family members also described that although they were supervising their relative's adherence, they had received no education about TB and its treatment, which they felt was essential to help them to support their relative.

Family caregivers experience significant burden in taking care of their patients with schizophrenia, and family members may influence their relative's adherence with medication and other treatment regimens [ 30].