The phrase "adhered as" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express compliance or attachment to something, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The rules must be adhered to as stated in the guidelines."
Alternatives: "followed as" or "complied with as".
Bramante planned gigantic building complexes that adhered as never before to the idiom of antiquity.
In my garden or among relatives and obviously at home, my dress code is not adhered as strictly.
Mr. Whitaker said yesterday that the magazine adhered as often as possible to a policy of identifying its sources of information.
In addition, the tribochemical reaction to the environment during impact occurred at the mating material, where the transfer layer adhered, as well as in the wear debris.
The EOLIA trial sought to build on prior work, in part, by ensuring that investigators adhered as much as possible to best clinical practices for patients in both the ECMO and control groups.
The quantitative component of the review (stream 1) adhered as far as possible to PRISMA reporting guidelines (http://www.prisma-statement.org).org
Place the blackening spice on a plate and use your hands to adhere as much as possible to the fish, covering all sides.
When the vessels ultimately became severely inflamed, which usually occurred 120 240 min after stimulation, they were almost completely covered with firmly adhering as well as extravasating neutrophils (Fig. 1e, f).
Most importantly, we found polyether ether ketones for surrounding the incubation chamber, which kept cellular viability above 80% and allowed the cells to adhere as long as they were exposed to normal gravity.
Mark Clague, a music historian at the University of Michigan, said the objective was to adhere as much as possible to the authors' original intent, as difficult as that may be to determine.
The bags should be made to adhere as tightly as possible to the surface of the carcass to avoid freezer burn.
