Adhering more often to medieval patterns of thought, he was nevertheless open to new ideas, enthusiastic about promoting science as well as the arts.
Furthermore, similar to previous reports, we found that older subjects measured their glucose more often and adhered more to their physicians' recommendations [ 23].
But Koetsu also exemplifies what might be called the "other" Momoyama, which adhered more closely to the often rarefied ideals of the Heian period.
Conversely, clinical specialists might possibly adhere more to international guidelines.
However, guideline recommendations that require an extra time investment are significantly less well adhered to while those that can save time are significantly more often adhered to.
We also found that recommendations that are less likely to induce follow-up consultations are more often adhered to.
In addition, when the outcome was 'valve disease' or 'LVD', GPs more often adhered to the cardiologist's advice.
Recommendations that reduce the likelihood of a follow-up consultation for the same problem are also more often adhered to compared to those that have no influence on this (OR = 3.13).
Based on the figure the English language studies, which were published in international journals, more often adhered to the recommendations for good reporting of economic evaluations compare to the Persian language studies.
But, by and large, men more often adhere to the High Fidelity model of music appreciation: completist and competitive, as if you score more league table points for knowing the greatest amount of trivia about a band and owning all of its releases - even the Japan-only 7in singles and the flexidiscs.
Compared to the people who didn't regularly follow many aspects of the Mediterranean diet, the participants who adhered to this way of eating more often had larger total brain volume, as well as more gray and white matter.
