Sentence examples for adherence to trends from inspiring English sources

They know that just because Quality magazine (that's two Funny Face references in two weeks; consider this now a running gag) tells its readers to wear fuchsia, not all of its readers are quite so lemming-like in their adherence to trends.

The paper outlines two forms of policymaking pathway: regime-compliant (in which adherence to trends and the nature of the world we have known pushes policy) and regime-testing (in which the nature of the world as we have known it is brought into question and vision pulls policy decisions).

But mere adherence to such trends is the job of bureaucrats.

Bear In Heaven's music is accessible, but their tight production and lack of adherence to the current trends has earned them praise as a genre-less wonder.

A longtime New Haven resident who raised his children here, Mr. Levin, Yale's president, has steered the university on a course that stretches beyond adherence to a national trend.

Strict adherence to an era's trends usually results in a near-sighted initial reaction (I.E. The Matrix getting praised for its visual effects and "wake up sheeple" message only to seem dated and, in the latter's case, toxic in hindsight), but in Predator's case, the opposite was true.

We assessed trends in adherence to angiotensin-system blockers (ABs), beta-blockers (BBs), and spironolactone (SL) for HF in Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in two statewide pharmacy benefit programs from 1995 to 2004.

Although the complexity of treatment regimens for patients with heart failure (HF) has increased over time because of the increased availability of efficacious medications, little is known about temporal trends in adherence to treatment regimens in these patients.

Without a strict adherence to reverse-chronological order, Facebook Trends seem more like an overview of current events from 10,000ft, rather than up-to-the-minute commentary.

Only by measuring and monitoring adherence to recommended care can meaningful trends and gaps in the delivery, receipt and outcomes of care be identified and put in context, at all levels, from individual centers to nationally and globally [ 4].

These trends are likely explained by cohort effects and secular trends, suggesting that adherence to the Mediterranean diet would dramatically decrease in the near future.