Sentence examples for strength of adherence from inspiring English sources

Such clustering increases the strength of adherence because it increases the chance that ligands remain bound for long times: random dissociation of a ligand is followed by immediate rebinding to a nearby adhesin.

This may highlight the strength of adherence education and support efforts within the AMPATH pediatric clinics.

Based on patients' responses, a general as well as item- and subscale-specific ABQ scores indicating the number and strength of adherence barriers present in a patient were calculated.

It should be mentioned, however, that this source of misclassification likely leads to an underestimation of the strength of adherence-outcome association.

Since any strength of surface adherence implies a limited distance of metabolite diffusion, this criterion does not contradict that of a small to moderate h.

Thus, it is conceivable that the absence of NhaC from some C. concisus strains may influence the proton motive force, and thus, influence the strength of flagellar adherence to host microvilli.

The chi-square test should confirm the hypothesis that patients with a high number and/or above-average strength of existing adherence barriers are less likely to reach this level of TTR.

Patients with above-average ABQ scores (increased number and/or strength of existing adherence barriers) were significantly (p < 0.005, Pearson Chi-Square) more likely to have a poor anticoagulation quality (TTR < 60%) than patients with a lower ABQ score (44.6% versus 27.3%).

Everything else kept constant, the distance that a single particle (like a monomer molecule or other small metabolites) can cover by surface diffusion depends on two factors: the strength of the adherence of the particles to the surface which determines the average time that particles spend on the surface before desorption, and the speed at which they can move horizontally.

The reviewers discussed the studies including characterization of different livelihood measures reported, the strengths of different adherence measures, and the patterns of findings encountered.

We used Williams' t test (W t) (24) to compare the strength of correlations across adherence measures.