Sentence examples for not only adherence from inspiring English sources
So, altogether, there are three (a, b, and c) kinds of express public law arrangements that may compel not only adherence to general public law norms (e.g., equality and fair play) but also adherence to specific public law norms, relevant to a particular area of service (e.g., reliability of energy supply).
Colonization of intact, growing plant tissue involves not only adherence to the plant surface by the bacteria, but also growth on that surface over time via substrates present in the plant.
Assessing fidelity may involve considering not only adherence to the requirements of the programme but also potential moderating factors, such as strategies used to assist delivery of the intervention, quality of delivery and participant responsiveness to new practices.
Since curli fibres are strongly proinflammatory, with cellulose counteracting this effect, high c-di-GMP and curli production by the outbreak O104:H4 strain may enhance not only adherence but may also contribute to inflammation, thereby facilitating entry of Stx into the bloodstream and to the kidneys where Stx causes HUS.
These studies show that aspects of the physician-patient relationship such as involving the patient in decision-making processes [ 24, 25], positive assessment of communication and interaction by the patient [ 26, 27], and patient's trust in the physician [ 28] affect not only adherence, but the patient-reported outcome of treatment as well.
A practical implication is that in the training of proceduralized work, attention should be paid to integrating the EOP usage to the operating work, not only to adherence to the procedure.
I have been at it for the last few years and I tell you, I am bleeding now," he says.Click hereFor the Chinese government, increasing Internet usage has not only made adherence to Zhang's formula all the more important, but has also forced a change in tactics.
Studies suggest that the addition of non-pharmacological strategies helps not only in adherence to pharmacological treatment but can also improve patient's psychological functioning in relapse prevention (Scott et al. 2007; Salcedo et al. 2016).
Clinical trials, however, particularly in diabetic individuals, are needed to demonstrate not only better adherence, but also safety and efficacy.
These facts have raised the question of the need for assessment of serum concentrations, to ensure not only medication adherence in this population, but to monitor serum fluctuations.
We also address the notion that some people have a problem with alcohol or drugs, which can not only impair adherence but can compromise their immune system, too.
