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It was summarized as "highly adhere," meaning the patient always took medication or rarely missed a dose, "intermittently adhere," meaning the patient took medication off and on, and "poorly adhere," meaning at least seven consecutive days when the patient did not take medication.
Example: "adhere" (meaning : "stick to, stay with") -- "The mouse was adhered to the cheese, because it was covered with Superglue".
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They say the judge's ruling that the case should be limited to the sheet music of the two songs was not adhered to, meaning "prejudicial and irrelevant" elements were brought in to play: both Thicke's statements about his influences in the song and the testimony of the musicologist Judith Finell fall under that umbrella, they say.
The charter was adhering to regulation, meaning that they stopped moving once whales were in the area, and didn't intentionally come within 100 feet of the animals, so they definitely weren't expecting to meet these colossal creatures in such close quarters.
Mr. Bush's plan will adhere to that ban, meaning no federal money will be used to experiment with embryos.
A 2014 report out of the Pew Research Center found that the two parties are now much, much more "ideologically consistent," meaning they adhere to the party line much more so than they did in 1994, or even 2004.
Its shape - it is "flat", meaning space adheres to Euclidean geometry, where straight lines can be extended to infinity and the angles of a triangle add up to 180 degrees, etc.
That being said, since the roofs were built in the time of the FLL guidelines, they likely adhered to those specifications, meaning that soil pH was between 6.5 and 8.0, soil organic content below 65 g/L, and substrate depth less than 200 mm (FLL, 2008).
Takers include the Traditional Anglican Communion in Australia and the Anglican Church in America, traditionalist groups that have already split from the Anglican Communion or have never been part of it, meaning that they adhere to the Anglican traditions without having a formal relationship with the See of Canterbury.
Despite the fact that the Americans with Disabilities Act requires access for new buildings, those constructed before 1993 aren't required to adhere to the same standards, meaning access can often be a bit of a crap shoot for older locations — a fact that those of us who don't have the same sort of accessibility issues can too often take for granted.
The FSIS spokesperson noted that USDA does expect both rabbit and poultry processors to adhere to "good commercial practices," meaning that the animals should generally be treated humanely.
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The phrase "adhere meaning" functions as an incomplete noun phrase. According to Ludwig, this phrase is grammatically incorrect and lacks clarity. It appears to attempt to inquire about the definition, but it doesn't conform to standard English grammatical structures.
Expression frequency: Rare
