Sentence examples for adherence to established from inspiring English sources

If during the Middle Ages the craft of musical composition had been evaluated largely in terms of its strict adherence to established rules, instinctiveness and spontaneity had remained suspect well into the Italian Renaissance.

In spite of progress in intensive care medicine and strict adherence to established treatment protocols such as the "Surviving Sepsis Campaign" guidelines [13], mortality in sepsis patients remains high.

Third, the value of greater adherence to established guidelines on economic evaluation cannot be emphasised enough.

4. Appropriateness and completeness of supply order, distribution and documentation as well as adherence to established allotments are ensured.

4. Appropriateness and completeness of financial and supply documentation as well as adherence to established allotments are ensured.

Whether ulna-derived estimates of body height may improve adherence to established guidelines has to be studied.

Our aim was to focus on the leadership aspect of CPR, as it has been widely recognized as being linked to the adherence to establish protocols, fewer errors, and more favorable patient outcome [ 1, 3, 40, 41].

As the influence of Sink The Pink and House of Trax is spreading around London (with the House of Fierce popping up in Camden, and Jonny Woo founding the House of Egypt) it seems their non-adherence to established ball values and maintaining of an open-door house policy ("We're not cliquey in any way; that house idea feels very American") hasn't stopped a surrogate family from being fostered.

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But the Americans are likely to insist on stricter adherence to inspections established under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, including an additional protocol that allows for more intrusive inspections of possible nuclear facilities.

The successful outcome of the detailed piping design execution depends upon the piping lead's vigilance and adherence to the established plans and the capacity to organize the work.