Sentence examples for need for adhering from inspiring English sources

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Tim Wotherspoon, South Cambridgeshire district council's Conservative cabinet member with responsibility for the Northstowe development, said he felt "very strongly" about the move by Gallagher Estates to eliminate the need for adhering to minimum room sizes and that locals were "sore about it".

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Adhesive borders of hydrocolloid dressings extend beyond the gel so to circumvent the need for additional adhering substances.

These guidelines emphasise a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to trauma care and underline the need for implementing and adhering to evidence-based management protocols.

This could impact positively on their ability to adhere since they understand the ART, PMTCT and the need for them to adhere to ensure the effectiveness of the drug and also to prevent transmission to their babies when pregnant.

In thinking about this as an intervention and then considering endorsement, endorsement would likely serve as a "stronger" intervention given the need for manuscripts to adhere to a journal's "Instruction to authors" and subsequent editorial process.

The following day, we took part in the conference from our Cairo hotel by Skype; the event was dealing with issues such as the need for professionalisation, developing and adhering to a code of ethics, and the problems of unemployment among media studies graduates.

Therefore, we alert healthcare workers to the need for stringent care in adhering to infection control precautions when caring for patients infected with XDR A. baumannii.

Though there is a role for peer review to play in upholding and regulating reporting standards for the economic evaluations published [ 55], as well as in the quality of the studies published, there is also a need for more consistency in adhering to the numerous recommendations and guidelines for conducting economic evaluations [ 16, 56].

In both his criticism and his poetry, he emphasized the writer's need for a tradition to adhere to; he found his tradition in the culture of the conservative, agrarian South and, later, in Roman Catholicism, to which he converted in 1950.

The limitations of this research support the need for future studies to adhere to guidelines concerning the design, conduct, analysis, and reporting of studies designed to assess the effects of adherence-enhancing interventions [ 67, 68].

Whether similar results hold good for adhering cells also needs to be probed.

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