Sentence examples similar to substitute adherence from inspiring English sources

Humankind reached full maturity of thought only after abandoning the pseudoexplanations of the theological and metaphysical phases and substituting an unrestricted adherence to scientific method.

The maximization of guideline-based decisions should substitute the postulation of adherence maximization.

Checklists are largely based on past failures and reluctant adherence is no substitute for heightened sensitivity to other ways a process can fail (of course, 'close the barn door' appears on the checklist once the horse has bolted, but has the owner checked the loose side-planking in the horse's stall?).

In Figure 1, the cell adherence of dNC-PCs on bone substitute materials was better than that of DFCs.

Stockouts of ARVs, in contrast, can have important health consequences because of the limited availability and medical compatibility of substitute drugs, and the serious risks of intermittent adherence in terms of viral resistance.

To assess H 2.1 (improvement in patient improve patient confidence in adhering to combination antiretroviral treatment (cART), self-reported adherence to cART, and HIV viral suppression), we will substitute these dependent variables in the above models.

Presently, temporary and permanent intraocular vitreal substitutes mainly have a structural function to ensure retinal adherence following cryo or laser retinopexy for the necessary time, to control intraocular hemorrhages, and to maintain intraocular pressure.

Faintly off-putting, too, is Ms. Goldberg's adherence to the new form of English in which "like" substitutes for "as if," "different than" for "different from," "lay" for "lie," "enormity" for "enormousness," "disinterest" for "uninterest," "access" for "get" and "a moment in time" for "a moment".

But this is a case where rigid adherence to a rule ("make sure to add 'alleged'") is no substitute for careful thought.

In settings with availability of microscopy diagnosis, the economic case for substituting RDTs for microscopy is however balanced and dependent on key factors including adherence to negative results and accuracy of microscopy.

In these cases, a nail substitute should be used to protect the fingernail during the healing process and to avoid adherences along the proximal nail bed and nail fold.