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Meanings of bond in English

Catalan
adherència
Spanish
adhesión
Wikidata

The property of sticking together (as of glue and wood) or the joining of surfaces of different composition.

adherència
Wikidata

Sheep breed.

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Examples for "adherence"
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Conclusion: Good adherence with taking prescribed medication was associated with virologic response.
Pubmed
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Low adherence to medications is a common problem with adolescents, said Hosek.
Reuters
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Therapist adherence and competency were good; treatment credibility was higher in CBT.
Pubmed
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Research gaps and future directions for development of adherence EBIs are discussed.
Pubmed
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Background: Psychopharmacological medication adherence is essential for psychiatric patients' treatment and well-being.
Pubmed
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Background: Inhibition of leukocyte adhesion can reduce myocardial infarct size in animals.
Pubmed
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We also measured the rate of adhesion by several target microalgal species.
Pubmed
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Aim: The E-cadherin-catenin complex is important for cell-cell adhesion of epithelial cells.
Pubmed
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Fn adhesion increased in five of seven FnBPA variants under static conditions.
Pubmed
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Co-expression of nectin-2 and normal beta-catenin did not form strong cell-cell adhesion.
Pubmed
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The American Union, however, has much more adhesiveness than is commonly imagined.
New York
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A little boiled rice flour improves its adhesiveness for indoor use.
The Choctaw Freedmen and the Story of Oak Hill Industrial Academ...
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Cellfree SF from RA patients also could stimulate adhesiveness, although to a lesser extent.
Pubmed
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In contrast, depletion of complement component C1q markedly inhibited IC-stimulated endothelial adhesiveness for leukocytes.
Pubmed
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In this study, the regulatory mechanisms by which this domain controls L-selectin adhesiveness were investigated.
Pubmed
Portuguese
cadeia
Catalan
cadenes
Spanish
grillete

A restraint that confines or restricts freedom (especially something used to tie down or restrain a prisoner)

cadeia
Portuguese
caução
Catalan
fiança
Spanish
fianza

(Criminal law) money that must be forfeited by the bondsman if an accused person fails to appear in court for trial.

caução
Usage of bond in English
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New firms offering 'big data' solutions to bond traders continue to emerge.
Reuters
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Gross' underperformance came as bond market volatility surged on Italian political concerns.
Reuters
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Derivatives have blossomed into a new industry, way beyond the bond market.
Reuters
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That comes despite widespread jitters across government bond markets in recent weeks.
Reuters
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The bond insurers often guaranteed investment banks' portfolios of repackaged consumer debt.
Reuters
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The corporate bond market is also in its infancy in Western Europe.
Reuters
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Markets expect the FROB to issue a three-year bond, the source said.
Reuters
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AFME members include banks and primary market bond dealers who use ratings.
Reuters
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There are other issues causing problems for countries with smaller bond markets.
Reuters
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Both said they use low-cost, short-term high-quality bond funds to reduce risk.
Reuters
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Chicago pays a heftier penalty in the bond market than the state.
Reuters
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Euro zone peripheral issues persisted, pushing bond yields in certain countries higher.
Reuters
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On bond markets, core euro zone government futures marked a record high.
Reuters
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We're not seeing it right across the U.S. bond market yet though.
Reuters
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It had somehow given them a common interest and a new bond.
The house
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So-called road shows are often scheduled in advance of global bond sales.
Reuters