Sentence examples for according to adherents from inspiring English sources

According to adherents of the doctrine such as Adam Wodeham and Gregory of Rimini, the object of knowledge is not the proposition, or the things (res) referred to in the external world, but "that which is signified" by the proposition (complexe significabile).

Which touches on one way that digital music, with its vastly enlarged sound palette, is (at least according to its adherents), breaking artistic ground.

According to Japanese adherents of Shintoism, the original creator was born in the sea; worshippers at Shinto shrines still wash their mouths out.

Human capital contracts, according to their adherents, represent an end run around the entrenched and often predatory lending structures that had flimflammed so many young people into bankruptcy, one that could only be conceived of by tech companies unimpeded by the baggage and burdens of the past.

The results of "good trials", according to the adherents to the new "religion" of evidence-based medicine, were incorporated in guidelines and recommendations.

Moreover, input variables could be classified according to their adherent uncertainty if the method is applied.

Our results confirm that, according to our adherence system evaluation, less adherent patients have a higher risk of death and of inadequate CD4+ count recovery.

Eleven percent of the patients in this cohort were non-adherent according to the dose adherence calculations based on the self-reported number of pills missed during the last four days.

According to the NRA adherents, citizens should have access to any guns they desire.

According to former members, adherents are organized by rank: the top brass are the Silver Paws, the Red Paws are the "gate keepers", who supervise the members (and decide who to kick out) and the regular members are the Black Paws and White Paws.

According to the adherence index based on dose, timing and capacity to follow special drug instructions, 38% (130) patients were classified as non-adherent (Figure 2).