Sentence examples for adhere to return from inspiring English sources

The IGRA could potentially decrease the under-diagnosis related to failure to adhere to return visits in this specific setting.

In both cases, patients may be less likely to adhere to treatment or to return for follow-up assessments during their subsequent randomisation periods, which could affect the validity of the trial results.

Conversely, a few patients failed to adhere to management recommendations and consequently felt embarrassed to return to the centre.

In 2014, the WCDoH revised the "returns policy", requiring healthcare facilities to strictly adhere to the returns time-frame i.e. within 10 working days from the scheduled collection date.

These long durations of treatment can be difficult for patients to adhere to, especially once they are well and need to return to work.

Therefore, we choose to return a partial solution to the VAFFP by returning the largest arborescence T in G that adheres to the sum condition.

If patients are allocated to their non-preferred treatment group, they may lose interest in the trial, and not adhere to treatment, or not return for their follow-up assessments.

By understanding the many drivers behind health-related decisions, behavioral economics is one tool that can help us better address the demand-side of the PMTCT equation (i.e., increase the number of mothers who receive HIV testing, who adhere to medication recommendations and who return for visits).

Democrats, meanwhile, couched their lawsuit as a defense of the state's 20-year-old system of publicly financed gubernatorial elections, in which candidates adhere to spending limits in return for getting $2 in matching funds from the state for every $1 raised.

None of the candidates this year applied for matching money except for Buddy Roemer, the former Louisiana governor, because they would have had to adhere to strict spending limits in return.

Prior to the above 'grouping' question the following definition was given: "In the following sustainable funds (as opposed to conventional funds) are funds that not only adhere to financial criteria (e.g., return and risk) but also consider ecological (e.g., environmental protection), social (e.g., child labor) or ethical (e.g., arms exports) criteria".