As Selye's later explication of his code suggests, adhering to the principle of altruistic egotism also carried the potential to heal sick societies and to confront what many commentators regarded as an expanding burden of psychosomatic diseases afflicting modern communities.
Our findings suggest that adhering to activity guidelines can greatly reduce population all-cause mortality.
As a consequence, there is little help for GPs in adjusting care for these patients, even though studies suggest that adhering to present clinical practice guidelines in the care of patients with multimorbidity may have adverse effects.
The similarity of language used by the three Republicans grandees suggested they were adhering to a script of talking points designed to support Christie after the worst week in his political career.
Moreover, high-resolution immunofluorescence analyses showed PODXL and caveolin-1 distributed into discrete spots (Online Resource Fig. S3a, c) suggesting that in adhering cells the attempt to polarize requires an ordered sequence of events, including the formation of an actin-rich domain that guides redistribution of surface molecules to polarized domains via intracellular vesicles.
In our study, women who had high Western pattern scores both in adolescence and in adulthood had the greatest risk of T2DM, suggesting that adhering to a Western dietary pattern during adolescence may affect risk of T2DM beyond that imparted by high Western pattern scores in adulthood, possibly by persistence of an unhealthy dietary pattern through the life course.
We suggest that this adhering grain is likely a lithic fragment that was uncovered during gardening and fracturing of surface regolith (this happened relatively recently because of the lack of solar-wind blistering on the host olivine grain).
As others have found in the context of adherence to HIV medications (18, 20), information was not associated with personal or social motivation to adhere, suggesting the assessed adherence information was insufficient to motivate participants to adhere, and being motivated to adhere did not ensure participants had accurate and sufficient adherence information.
In immigrant populations non-compliance is one of several barriers to adequate management of mental illness; some data suggest greater difficulties in adhering to pharmacological treatment in these groups and an increased risk of therapeutic failure.
More important, these data suggest effective killing of adhering bacteria adjacent to the cement surface (Palacos R-G; Fig. 2B), whereas the outermost layers of the biofilms remain viable.
