Physicians and nurses were aware of the dangers of CLA-BSIs and educated on the expectation for strict adherence to sterile techniques for insertion and access of central lines.
Calvinists dealt with this anxiety by strict adherence to rules for "right living".
Strict adherence to procedures for slide preparation and staining [ 24] ensured the production of clear, well stained slides, thereby reducing errors due to artefacts.
Even when the second incubation period differed from the standard protocol, correct and acceptable results were obtained, proving that, within the limits tested, strict adherence to timing for the second incubation was not a critical point.
A politician who, for example, called for strict adherence to the 10th Amendment was marginalized and rejected as a crank by both American politics and American culture.
Leaders from emerging market economies have in recent years been critical of what some have seen as particularly lenient rules for euro-zone countries, and unnecessarily strict adherence to the rules for everyone else.
As part of the managed-access process, the DAC was asked to stress the requirement for strict adherence to the publication moratorium, particularly to those data users approved for access during the early stages of data availability.
Hence, strict adherence to the necessity for arthropod vector transmission may not represent the best framework for the comprehensive programmatic surveillance of diseases that threaten DoD personnel and other military populations.
There is strict adherence to bottled water for brushing your teeth and all sorts of things".
During the Reagan administration, he argued for strict adherence to the 1972 antiballistic missile treaty with Russia, which President Ronald Reagan's aides sought to loosely interpret, to make way for a space-based missile defense program.
