Sentence examples for remarkable adherence from inspiring English sources

In recent studies we designed novel biomimetic glues which mimic the adhesion mechanism of algae, renowned for their remarkable adherence to wet surfaces.

In vitro experiments demonstrated remarkable adherence of Schwann cells to the spider silk with cell proliferation [17].

These characteristics include the ability to migrate through endothelial cells without degranulation and without inducing vasculitis, its remarkable adherence capacity after minimal rolling to change it's shape, and very quick spreading on the endothelial cell monolayer [ 23].

The aim of our paper has been to look at how remarkable levels of child adherence may be achieved, even in such challenging circumstances.

Data are shown in Tables 4 and 5. Despite the considerable magnitude and the remarkable consequences of suboptimal adherence to AHT shown in randomized controlled trials as well as in observational studies, 1– 3 in clinical practice, evidence of the association between adherence to AHT, all-cause mortality, and CV morbidity is still limited.

The high adherence rate to HAART observed in TASO is remarkable considering that its HAART programme is in a non research or government setting.

David Makovsky, director of a project on the peace process at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said the leaders are benefiting from "the silver lining of low expectations," and their adherence to Mr. Kerry's demand for silence "is remarkable".

This is remarkable because women in this study reported a lower level of adherence regarding meditation.

The announcement amounted to a remarkable turnaround for Bob Jones, a 73-year-old institution that hews to an unapologetic adherence to classic Protestant fundamentalism.

Given all of these external changes, it is remarkable that the simple measures resulted in meaningful and statistically significant improvements in attendance and adherence.

A remarkable result in our study was the low concordance observed between physician and self-reported adherence, suggesting a lack of consistent criteria among physicians and patients in evaluating adherence, even though physicians clearly rated adherence higher than did any other alternative measure.