Sentence examples for but adherents from inspiring English sources
The moves might sound torturous, but adherents profess striking results.
The nature of the trouble for each is different, but adherents of all three feel suddenly embattled and isolated.
But adherents of minority faiths in Russia -- Catholics, Protestants, Muslims -- say building barriers is exactly what government officials have done, increasingly at the behest of the Orthodox Church.
But adherents put the number in the tens of millions, most of whom now practice only in the privacy of their homes.
But adherents of the generational decline theory scoff at that notion and say it overlooks basic problems with people that must be addressed first.
After days of negotiations between the rival factions, the demonstration Friday had been billed as a show of national unity, but adherents to a spectrum of religious movements — from the most puritan and conservative, known as Salafists, to the comparatively more moderate Muslim Brotherhood — vastly outnumbered other voices in a sun-drenched Tahrir Square.
Mask use is associated with low adherence, but adherent mask users are significantly protected against seasonal disease.
The electrochemical parameters were optimized so as to obtain relatively thick but adherent films with tailored composition and microstructural features (multi-cracked network) designed for high temperature applications.
Detachment per se did not increase cell death during the 22 hour experimental period, regardless of α-actinin-4 and α-actinin-1 expression levels but adherent cells with low α-actinin levels showed increased death in response to HAMLET.
However, patients receiving delayed but adherent physical therapy were still less likely to receive injections or advanced imaging compared to the sub-group who received delayed and non-adherent care.
The index dose of liraglutide was fairly evenly split between 1.2 and 1.8 mg, but adherent patients were more likely to have an index dose of 1.2 mg compared with non-adherent patients (53% vs. 46%, p < 0.001).
