The phrase "adhered important" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction and lacks clarity. An example could be: "The guidelines adhered important principles of safety."
Alternatives: "followed significant" or "observed crucial".
Trials with interventions and data collection activities targeted at the individual level, as well as trials that adhered to important methodological recommendations for cluster randomised trials and those reported in higher impact factor journals, were more likely to report on these basic ethical requirements.
Second, they should remove a provision of the Senate version that exempts the states from adhering to important reform requirements laid out the original stimulus bill.
Less than 1% reported a Prudence score of '0', similarly only 2.8% adhered to five important recommendations: BMI within normal range, sufficient physical activity, within limits alcohol intake, being a non-smoker and sufficient F&V intake.
Only 2.8% of general practice patients adhered to five important protective behaviours: being a non-smoker, sufficient physical activity, safe alcohol intake, eating 7 or more serves of fruit and vegetables daily, and having a normal BMI.
Thus, NO-releasing xerogels were shown to both inhibit P. aeruginosa adhesion and kill adhered bacteria cells, two important steps toward designing anti-infective biomaterial coatings.
The ITCI measures "the extent to which a country's tax system adheres to two important principles of tax policy: competitiveness and neutrality".
The type of choices advocated for include the geographical location of birth [ 48], model of care received [ 33, 36], choice of who is present at the birth and whether culturally important protocols are adhered to [ 15].
Participant 9, Vendor F Mapping of future processes and ensuring that these were adhered to, was viewed as important, as this would help to ensure that best practice guidelines would be followed and systems would be used effectively.
Two important principles must be adhered to: Current CAD systems do not mark all actionable findings.
These guidelines include important exclusion criteria that are adhered to in clinical practice.
