Sentence examples for retained adherence from inspiring English sources

Blockage of CD44 had the converse effect with dramatic reductions in nuclear colocalisation of Oct-4 and Nanog in 21% O2 cultured hESC which retained adherence, but not in 2% O2 cultured cells.

hESC which retained adherence after antibody blockage of CD44 in 2% O2 retained nuclear colocalisation of Oct-4 and Nanog, whereas, in 21% O2, a 3.62-fold decrease in nuclear colocalised Oct-4 and a 3.4-fold decrease in Nanog were observed.

The development of parliamentary supremacy in the British Isles did not constitutionally affect the Thirteen Colonies, which retained an adherence to English common law, but it directly affected the relationship between Britain and the colonies.

While the British movement retained a steadfast adherence to Bretonian Surrealist principles from first to last, it did experience internal tensions caused by the rejection in France of Surrealist members such as Louis Aragon and especially Éluard on ideological and aesthetic grounds.

We examined the proportion of cells that retained viability and adherence in a subset of samples (n=3).

The fact that we studied adherence among patients retained in care, but lacked adherence data on patients LTFU, may have introduced a potential systematic bias underestimating the true risk of low adherence since patients that remain in the programme are more likely to be adherent.

Compacts containing higher PEO showed higher swelling and bioadhesion and retained their integrity and adherence onto gastric mucosa for about 9 h under in vitro conditions.

In November 1943 at Cairo he urged on Roosevelt priority for further Mediterranean offensives, but at Tehrān in the first "Big Three" meeting, he failed to retain Roosevelt's adherence to a completely united Anglo-American front.

The primary objectives of the KC were to ensure that HIV-infected children were retained in care, with optimal adherence to HAART.

Adherence factors were retained in the final model but were not adjusted for in order to avoid over-adjustment bias [ 13– 15].

Through the KC, children were retained in care, with excellent adherence to ART, and good clinical and immunoviralogical responses to ART, even after being previously lost to follow-up.