Sentence examples for it adherence from inspiring English sources

The most important features of the theory are its use of model theoretic semantics which has commonly been used for the semantics of logical languages and it adherence to the principle of compositionality that is, the meaning of the whole is a function of the meanings of its parts and their mode of syntactic combination.

Simplification of dosing regimens by reducing pill burden and size, and improving the palatability of phosphate binders is also likely to improve patient satisfaction and, with it, adherence.

In fact, any accumulation of exudate or blood underneath the graft jeopardizes its survival as it impedes adherence and penetration of new capillaries.

C3b binds indiscriminately to pathogens and host cells and its deposition on an antigen mark it for adherence and consequent elimination by phagocytic cells.

Is it not adherence to the old and tried, against the new and untried?" It was and still is.

And it demands adherence to a budget that comes out of the $4 million a year allocated to production costs.

Once it is, "adherence to the original terms of composition is waived," he wrote.

This separation is actually good for uptime because it forces adherence to best practices.

Adds Perez: "The clinical literature is very compelling; when you have a relationship with a real person on the care team, it boosts adherence to the care plan.

Estimates of efficacy obtained from clinical trials were adjusted better to reflect effectiveness in the real world by reference to treatment coverage (the proportion of people in need of the treatment who receive it) and adherence (Table 3).

And it is adherence to the old Forbes Culture that has brought about such a resurgence in Forbes' own popularity.