adherence

It seems to me the first care of government should be to set at liberty those who have suffered for their adherence to it.

The pictures and effigies of them all show their adherence to the early Roman type.

Leonard Upjohn described Kennington with that restrained humour which a strict adherence to the vocabulary of Sir Thomas Browne necessitated.

This, however, was not all the king had to submit to; he was obliged to undergo the usual ceremony, which on that evening was marked by close adherence to the strictest etiquette.

Have you ever observed the remarkable adherence to set forms of speech which characterizes the talkers of arrant nonsense

Mr Allworthy then asked him many questions concerning Jones, as to his health, and other matters; to all which Partridge answered, without having the least regard to what was, but considered only what he would have things appear; for a strict adherence to truth was not among the articles of this honest fellow's morality or his religion.

They were not among those who disbelieved their brother's letter; but they had no confidence in Maggie's adherence to her renunciation of him; they suspected that she had shrunk rather from the elopement than from the marriage, and that she lingered in St.

CVS Health set an ambitious goal: to increase medication adherence by 5% to 15% by the end of 2017.

Adherence to prescribed medications is associated with improved clinical outcomes for chronic disease management and reduced mortality from chronic conditions (1).

Poor quality of life associated with treatment burden can result in low medication adherence.

Objective: The aim of this study was to explore the level of Medical prescription adherence among gynecological patients of Pakistan.

Despite different therapeutic regimens for diabetes, only a few patients achieve the glycemic target, (1) which might be the result of poor medication adherence and other aspects of self-management.

Adherence to pharmacologic treatment guidelines for patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF) "was strongly associated with clinical outcomes during 6-month follow-up," Michel Komajda, MD, said at a meeting held by the Heart Failure Association of the European Society of Cardiology.