Sentence examples for kind of adherence from inspiring English sources

Ninety-one per cent (161/177) patients were found to be fully adherent, whereas only 9% (16/177) reported some kind of adherence error.

Carneades coins a term for the kind of adherence he has been describing: approval (Cicero, Acad. 2.99).

You have to admire that kind of adherence to a principle, whatever the principle is...

ASWs are likely to form personal bonds with ART patients as a result of their HIV status and treatment status: "As affected/infected people, we offer 'hands-on' kind of adherence counseling to clients because we speak from experience and clients feel more encouraged" (ASW in FGD).

If the explanatory commitments of the pluralist are not different in kind from those of the monist, but only different in number, then it is natural for the pluralist to think that this kind of slavish adherence to the number one is a kind of fetish it is better to do without, if we want to develop a theory that gets things right.

The zealotry Daou and Jilani show for their candidates- and they are only symptomatic examples of a greater problem- is the kind of blind adherence to political figures that puts personality over policy and charisma over change. .

The trial will explore the extent to which previous trials may have failed to show efficacy as a result of the kind of people who participate in such trials, and the kinds of measures of adherence used, including the impact of measurement itself on adherence and HbA1c.

You could describe both of those people as hipsters and yet they share almost no qualities, physically or spiritually, besides a kind of self-satisfaction, an adherence to a rubric of aesthetic tenets.

However, we recognise that this is a convention and further research needs to be conducted to ascertain the implications of different levels of adherence to different kinds of interventions in different contexts.

This kind of application requires very high adherence between the substrate and the film.

The person living with HIV who is able to achieve this kind of viral suppression through strict adherence can be understood as a 'good patient' and deserving of the ongoing investment in their health, irrespective of the complexity of their lives and the numerous barriers to adherence many individuals face (Remien and Mellins 2007).