Sentence examples for easy to adhere from inspiring English sources
"He just stamped it, ripped up the paper it was attached to and said, 'Stay out of trouble.'" For Mr. Beberfield, a newly ordained minister who said Thursday had been his first — and hopefully his last — appearance in court, the clerk's instructions to him would likely be easy to adhere to.
But small pellets are easy to adhere to the reactor.
4. Did you find it easy to adhere to the physiotherapist's instructions at the beginning of treatment?
Parents advised that information on healthy eating should be practical, easy to adhere to, and incorporated into everyday living.
One kind of photonic TCM information therapy, developed by our institute, is simple, effective, economical, and easy to adhere to treat diseases.
This problem is compounded by the issue of patient variability mentioned earlier as it is easy to adhere to the treatment protocol with some patients whereas with others it is much more difficult.
They argue that it is easier to adhere to (proteins do indeed make people feel fuller for longer), and that they suffer from fewer of the hunger pangs and mood swings that are characteristic of low-fat diets.Shortly before Dr Atkins died, Larry King interviewed him on his television show.
While MPTs could prove more acceptable and easier to adhere to than single-purpose prevention products, continuing high rates of HIV and unintended pregnancy remind us that these new products will need to be efficacious, acceptable and effectively used to achieve a public health impact.
Given the strong positive cultural attitudes towards exercise ability, people who notice that they are better in exercise than others will experience stronger feelings of competence and mastery and may find it easier to adhere to regular exercise.
So we believe that the rough graft surface contacts with blood can make the endothelial cells much easier to adhere and to grow.
