They figured that the surfaces must be gradually adhering because of the formation of chemical bonds between them.
Thus it is said that international law is not really law, and need not be adhered to, because it is so seldom enforced and so often violated.
Although much smaller changes can now be detected, these RECIST criteria are still adhered to because of a supposed relationship between tumour size reduction and clinical benefit.
However, in the case of prescription medication, this indicates that the instructions that accompany the prescription have not been adhered to, because completion of the treatment and the end of the prescription should coincide if normal practice is followed.
To assess whether the current guidelines were adhered to, because of the changes in policy throughout the year, we analyzed only the 300 respondents who had filled the oseltamivir prescription at the height of the pandemic, i.e., after August 7 , 2009
As noted above, the theoretical basis for understanding the effects of radiation on health have been in a state of flux since the early 1990s; the earlier concepts (Appendix) are still adhered to because they underpin the present radiation protection framework.
There are strict procedures for exam markers – clearly not being adhered to – and because of my concerns I contacted the major exam boards about what I had heard.
Higher-yielding stocks are a popular choice among investment advisers, whichever retirement-planning philosophy they adhere to, because they allow investors to have their cake and eat it, too.
They are looking for standards and protocols and something to adhere to because they want to know that they are safe in creating products.
But because it adhered to a pattern, and later to a grid, it's controlled and held in check.
She also may have abstained from sex, Ms. Cornwell says, because she adhered to the women's purity movement, which was fashionable at that time.
