Sentence examples for closer adherence from inspiring English sources

Specific applications involving high energy or high speed centrifugal pumps often require even closer adherence to recommended tolerances.

Mr Eames's committee advises more discussion and closer adherence to rules; if that doesn't work, he says, liberals and literalists must "walk apart".

Mr. McGregor's distinctively nervy, sinuous whole-body undulations, ducking heads and slicing legs contrast with Mr. Dawson's lyrical lines and closer adherence to a codified ballet vocabulary.

For example, instead of saying, "Lord, I am not worthy to receive you," in the prayer before Communion, they will say, "Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof". The reason for the change is a Vatican directive issued in 2001 under Pope John Paul II that demanded closer adherence to the Latin text.

The EC guidelines seem aspirational rather than achievable in the short term for most member states, but the statutory requirement for clinical audit must be fulfilled, and this may lead to closer adherence to the detailed EC guidelines on how it is best implemented.

Prospective registration will facilitate further comparative studies such as this one in the future, as will closer adherence to the CONSORT standards for reporting trial results.

This project has been designed in close adherence to the IEEE Code of Ethics.

Based on their self-reported dietary habits, they were assigned a score between 0 and 9, with the highest score reflecting the closest adherence to a Mediterranean diet.

To ensure that 1000× bootstrap resampling was sufficient, we used the QQ plot for the empirical distribution to ensure close adherence to normality for this distribution.

He shifts away from the closest translation only where necessary, and there is plenty of room within this close adherence for vibrant and less obvious English word choices.

Ultimately the same could be said of the staging, whose close adherence to the letter of the text points up the fact that Britten's satire on English village life is a touch too complacent for its own good.