59 In addition, the EWTD has been associated with real concerns about the adequacy of the training of doctors given their reduced exposure to patient care, and the lack of experience of the patient journey, imposed by adherence to the EWTD. 4 This is potentially exacerbated at the same time by the constraints on the overall duration of training imposed by other EU directives.
Writing for the court's majority, Justice Stephen Breyer said that a hard and fast adherence to absolute legal rules could impose "the evils of archaic rigidity".
"Since the sociopolitical context in which the contest for defining Islam isn't democratic, the actors in the drama have sought to violently impose their version of 'true Islam' on people, demanding their adherence under duress," Ashraf wrote.
And while the laws of economics yield a determinism all their own, adherence to such laws and the limits they impose, Glenn Hubbard and Tim Kane suggest, will allow any state or people to avoid tragic outcomes, regardless of geographical or other limitations.
While Woodfull himself never touched alcohol due to his strict adherence to his religious principles, he did not impose his beliefs on his team.
Evidence-based medicine can impose high self-care demands on patients with diabetes (1– 4), negatively affecting adherence and quality of life (5– 7).
Finally, permission to exclude patients with multimorbidity from regular pay-for-performance systems could reduce the burden of imposed but inappropriate guideline adherence, and improve the quality of care delivered to patients with multimorbidity (BB, CC).
Two solutions that did not meet our a priori criterion for inclusion were deleted ("A consistent size, shape, and colour for medications throughout Europe, whoever the manufacturer is, would improve medication adherence" and "Financial penalties imposed on patients who are non-adherent would address medication adherence").
Not only do placebo responses in clinical trials impose significant limits to the testing of new compounds, but they are also linked to the drug adherence and compliance of patients in such trials in a paradoxical way.
Differences in organism assignments across databases should be dramatically reduced by adherence to common curation policies that would, for example, stipulate flagging interactions inferred by homology or impose stricter rules for selecting publications to curate.
