Sentence examples for example adherence to from inspiring English sources
For example, adherence to long-term medication will necessarily be different to a behaviour change required to take up exercise.
However, other measures, for example, adherence to aseptic procedures and quality of disinfectants need to be explored in this setting as well.
Sick-listing adherence seems to be higher than, for example, adherence to medication [ 16- 19], scheduled outpatient appointments for primary care [ 24] and healthy life style habits [ 25].
3) System-related – for example adherence to the advanced care plan, referrals to and input from community palliative care, rates of unplanned hospital admission, and place of death.
So far, differences can as much be the result of using different outcome measures, different correlates, different patients or the fact that, for example, adherence to antihypertensives is influenced by other factors than antidepressants.
As an example, adherence to low-stretch ventilation for acute respiratory distress syndrome was much higher when it was part of a study than in the usual care after conclusion of the study [ 6].
For example, caregiver adherence to the administration of analgesics is lower for as-needed (PRN) regimens than for standard around-the-clock regimens.
The majority of the many dozen clauses in the news rules concern more party-specific discipline, for example strict adherence to the holy trinity of official Communist Party doctrine, Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, and Jiang Zemin's somewhat hard-to-follow latter contribution, the Three Represents.
For example, dreaming, adherence to false beliefs and social stereotyping are common human behavioral patterns that do not clearly lead to food, clothing or shelter (although it is certainly possible to tell convincing "Just So" stories about the value of each of these behaviors).
For example, practitioner adherence to ISST was based on self-reports.
For example, poor adherence to anti-retroviral medication has probably greater short-term impact on health compared with poor adherence to cholesterol-lowering therapies.
