Colin Powell, the secretary of state, flew to the region to meet Yasser Arafat, the Palestinian leader, and Ariel Sharon, the Israeli prime minister, and cajole them to keep an agreement both have accepted but hardly adhered to.Mr Powell says his task is to press ahead with the ceasefire brokered by the CIA chief, George Tenet, earlier this month.
FiveThirtyEight's Walt Hickey crunched his own numbers last year, concluding that the new characters being introduced into Marvel and DC series still don't reflect reality -- women make up half the population, he asserts, and comic books hardly adhere to this fact.
In contrast, platelets hardly adhered to PMEA.
PDL cells adhered to PMEA, whereas platelets hardly adhered to PMEA.
α5B2 cells adhered well to glomeruli whereas CHO-B2 cells with no α5 β1 hardly adhered at all.
Consequently, the in vitro examinations revealed that the fibroblasts hardly adhered to or proliferated on the surface of the soft and soluble gel (WL and NL), while they grew weakly on the hard gel (SL).
PDL cells hardly adhered and proliferated on PMPC, which was consistent with the findings of a previous study by Iwasaki et al., who reported that adhesion of human promyelocytic leukemia cells and human uterine cervical cancer cells was completely suppressed on PMPC [ 36].
Hardly anyone adheres rigidly to either view but, consciously or not, many favor one or the other.
But her work is hardly about adhering to a closed heritage.
Indian officials say that the United States is hardly persuasive in demanding that India adhere to a treaty that the United States Senate failed to ratify last fall.
In a world in which hardly anyone kept their promises or adhered to their contracts, the sense of such commitments would dissipate and entering into what shell remained of them might be folly indeed, and very likely futile as well.
