adherence

a slavish adherence to protocol.

rigid adherence to rules

strict adherence to a plan

strict adherence to a diet

The teacher demanded adherence to the rules.

He was well known for his adherence to the rules.

He gave his adherence to the newly-founded political party.

a gown that is out of style), butstyle, like mode, often stresses adherence to standards of elegance:

Endothelia damage included the endothelium ecclasis,monocyte and platelets adherence to from thombus at the exposed subendothelia layer.

RESULTS: Chondrocyte could be observed adherence growth in Fibrin Glue Bracket vacuolus after hematoxylin-eosine dyeing, and some chondrocytes could be found in cluster.

Iran had slowly abandoned its adherence to parts of the deal before its announcement on Sunday.

Not a good idea for long-term adherence.

Mainly because, it leads to the next big point: adherence.

Britain was recovering from these horrors, he said, because of its adherence to the plan.

In short, in terms of adherence, steady-state cardio is not for everyone nor is high intensity interval training.

They were undoubtedly hungrier throughout the day, which can lead to adherence issues down the line.

In real life scenarios, we don't have researchers bringing us meals in a controlled environment to ensure adherence.

There is a need already for adherence to the regulations that are there, but we think they need strengthening.

On the other hand, German and Japanese employees mentioned a stricter adherence to time.

And even small improvements in adherence can dramatically save dollars and lives.