Sentence examples for about the adherence of from inspiring English sources

This is a rather simple test and does not give a proper insight about the adherence of the layer.

While there is no absolute consensus about the adherence of the kings before Darius, such as Cyrus and Cambyses, it is well established that Darius was an adherent of Zoroastrianism or at least a firm believer in Ahura Mazda.

The abortions of female fetuses raise doubts about the adherence of Asian immigrants to the norms of Western society [ 1].

Until now, research about the adherence to a combination of health behaviors showed mixed results: European studies report about 10-28 % of the cancer survivors followed zero or one recommendation, about one third adhered to two, and also about one third adhered to three, and about 10-23 % adhered to four recommendations [ 3, 4].

Also, the lack of a run-in period in which the effect of diet could be measured and the absence of information about the adherence to the diet prevented us from discerning to what extent the observed result was due to fibrate alone.

The registrations forms collect information about the adherence and content of the sessions.

Although this is routinely applied, we know only little about the adherence and the viability of dental progenitor cells on these implant materials.

However, the impact of the improved adherence of about one week over the three month period in our intervention group was not sufficient to alter overall glycaemia.

Finally, immediately after they had finished teaching the two-day math lesson, teachers were administered a six-item self-assessment of implementation fidelity asking about their adherence of this lesson plan.

We did however not register teacher vs researcher as a variable, or any other information about the teaching skills, or programme adherence of the teachers, and could thus not control for these possible confounders.

It has been suggested that adherence to PAR should be evaluated by simply asking the patient about the degree of adherence to the prescription, which is a pragmatic and realistic approach from a routine practice perspective.