Sentence examples for unable to adhere from inspiring English sources

If all-male rule churches and their passionate adherents are unable to adhere to policies requiring hospitals to treat women in ways that do not exacerbate harm and to save their lives when possible, then they should not be in the business of providing degraded and dangerous health care.

Indeed, local heparin has been shown to have an anti-adherence effect, making it, for Legionella pneumophila, unable to adhere to airway epithelial cells in the alveolar space [ 40].

Many patients are unable to adhere to the recommended dietary phosphate limit.

When individuals with HIV are released from prison, they have difficulty obtaining care and are often unable to adhere to their HIV medications and maintain viral suppression.

If the manufacturer is unable to adhere to a constant pattern of firming agents in the food, the listing of the individual firming agents need not be in descending order of predominance.

Adam tried to concentrate his thoughts upon his sudden wealth [he thinks he's won some money], but they seemed unable to adhere to this high pinnacle, and as often as he impelled them up, slithered back helplessly to his present physical discomfort.

This hypothesis is supported by the finding that B49Mod1-treated cells are unable to efficiently adhere to fibronectin-treated plates (Fig. 3C).

23 However, in contrast, unmodified PLGA microparticles were unable to sufficiently adhere to vitreous without prior treatment, in this case, with the enzyme TG.

It can be postulated that ECs that are unable to efficiently adhere to the extracellular matrix or form stabilizing cell junctions, especially if they lack support from mural cells in immature vessels, are then primed to enter apoptosis.

Poor infrastructure and opportunity costs have meant that many people still go without life-improving medicines [ 9] and many of those who receive ART are unable to adequately adhere to the strict treatment plans [ 10, 11].

Patients were excluded for secondary Sjögren's syndrome, severe cardiac, pulmonary, renal or hematologic failure, a history of cancer in the last 5 years, hepatitis B or hepatitis C infection, human immunodeficiency virus infection, tuberculosis, severe diabetes, and any other chronic disease, or evidence of infection, and if they were unable to understand and to adhere to the protocol.