Sentence examples for adhering action from inspiring English sources

MEH-PPV was soluble in the above two solvents, which prevented the precipitation of MEH-PPV and enhanced the adhering action between the two polymers in coaxial electrospinning process.

The adaptive space can be maintained by adhering to action principles.

To gain understanding about barriers to the support delivery, intervention schools and support officers will be questioned at follow-up regarding reasons for not adhering to action plans and the proposed service support.

"I think most people in this country would adhere to retrospective action," added Gallagher, who was a Fifa listed referee for eight years.

Jesus explicitly stated that all other possible commandment in addition to the well-known Justices (the commandment not to kill, for example) could be known merely by determining whether a type of action adheres to the principle of loving one's neighbor as oneself.

For example, a study in a province in China found that the population was largely ignorant of existing environmental protection policies and were not adhering to expected actions [ 12].

Failing to follow what the person knows to be an effective course of action, like adhering to a diet or increasing physical activity, may detract from the person's self-efficacy.

In contrast, making a safe-then-risky response required the participant to value the action of adhering to a habitual response against the prospect of gaining higher scores (+40/+80), whereas making a risky-then-risky response required the updating of reward feedback gained from the +40 response and valuating the prospect of gaining even higher scores (+80).

Although his mano a mano action scenes adhere to the muscle-flexing style of writers like James W. Hall and Les Standiford, White is the most eloquent naturalist in the bunch.

The charter school was also immediately put on probation and required to adhere to a remedial action plan to be set by SUNY's Charter School Institute.

It is well known that the affirmative action policies adhered to by most colleges create a two-tiered system of admissions requirements that puts race above most other factors.