Sentence examples for namely adherence from inspiring English sources

The rolling governed by a weak molecular interaction is a prerequisite for a stronger molecular interaction, namely adherence.

Three different data sources were used, namely: Adherence was measured as reported by patients' physicians in their clinical records.

Behaviour related to drug taking has been divided into two distinct – although closely related – concepts, namely, adherence and persistence.

The study uses different questionnaires (such as the measures of distress and PTSD) and different outcome measures (namely, adherence to anti-TB treatment, and adherence to ART and anti TB treatment (dual therapy) as compared to other adherence studies.

Coding was done manually by placing the data into categories, based on the themes in the discussion guide, namely adherence, text message reminders, role models, life goals, and motivation.

Although follow-up and adherence history in this study starts at 12 months, we did not adjust for CD4 count 12 months after starting ART for the same reason, namely adherence behaviour during the first 12 months could have already had an impact on CD4, which in turn would have an effect on mortality.

Two complementary methods, namely, bacterial adherence to hydrocarbons (BATH) and salt aggregation test (SAT), were performed to assess bacterial surface hydrophobicity.

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Secondary outcomes reflect changes in physician behavior, namely increased adherence to guideline-recommended maintenance care activities measured as the proportion of patients who report daily use of controller medications, an AAP and regular maintenance care visits.

The formation of bacterial and fungal biofilms follows the same sequential steps, namely, (1) adherence to a surface, (2) the formation of a colony, (3) secretion of an extracellular matrix, (4) maturation into a 3D structure and (5) cell dispersion (Bonhomme and d'Enfert 2013).

Yet the evaluation of Judah's official religion is subject to an equally dogmatic standard: namely, the royal adherence to the Deuteronomic rule of a single cult site.