Sentence examples for subsequently adhered from inspiring English sources

AUGUST 12TH 2011 marked the 30th anniversary of the launch of the IBM 5150 personal computer, which established the technical standards and design to which many PCs subsequently adhered.

Accordingly, hiPSCs that reached the microchambers subsequently adhered.

Virtually all of the cells subsequently adhered to the new dish (with the exception of the mock control), suggesting that viral titers were at least 2 × 10/ml.

This property might be expected for C. parapsilosis, which is thought to be acquired from exogenous sources, subsequently adheres to indwelling devices, and finally invades the host.

The unattached BMMCs which remained suspended in the medium during the first 3 days of culture were also able to subsequently adhere to the coated dishes and expand; thus, we suggest that the amount of BMMC-derived EPCs can be further increased by simultaneously growing both early-suspended and adherent cells under the same culture conditions.

Information that is given to patients in medical visits may affect not only how satisfied patients are with their care, but also how well they subsequently adhere to medical recommendations.

In this study we evaluated whether these guidelines on adverse events (AEs) subsequently were adhered to by reviewing, randomized, controlled trials (RCTs) on migraine drug treatment published in the three leading headache journals for the last 4 years.

Subsequently, platelets adhere to exposed connective tissue (mediated in part by the von Willebrand factor) and release an array of vasoactive proteins that interact with other platelets and leukocytes, enhancing platelet activation and leading to the formation of platelet aggregates to form the initial platelet plug.

Similar blebs were also observed if exponentially growing cells were trypsinized and subsequently allowed to adhere and spread.

Indeed, patients are expected to be treated and controlled only if they can access appropriate health services, receive adequate advice and prescriptions and subsequently afford and adhere to those prescriptions.

For this to occur, it is critical that TB symptoms are identified early and that patients attend health facilities where TB diagnosis and treatment is free, are tested, and subsequently receive and adhere to treatment (3).