strict adherence to

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meanings of strict, adherenceand to

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strict
adjective
uk /strɪkt/ us /strɪkt/
strongly limiting someone's freedom to behave as they wish, or likely to severely punish someone if they do ...
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adherence
noun[U]
uk /ədˈhɪə.rəns/ us /ədˈhɪr.əns/
the fact of someone behaving exactly according to rules, ...
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to
preposition
uk /tuː/ us /tuː/
used before a verb to show that it is in ...
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Examples of strict adherence to

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Strictadherence to a fixed time schedule was a challenge, as busy clinicians were involved in the groups.
However, all these systems require strictadherence to maintenance protocols to perform to their full potential.
For the efficacy of the method, the authors stress the importance of strictadherence to the dosing schedule and destruction of non-dosed stray dogs.
One of the reasons for this increase was the strictadherence to the inventory of treatment protocols.
Many performers therefore rely on a strictadherence to routine to avoid this.
On the other hand, strictadherence to a protocol implies a reduced focus on personal, individualized care.
Demonstrating that a particular form is inherited within a language family requires strictadherence to the comparative method.
Ascertainment bias can also occur but can be minimized by strictadherence to definition for selection of cases.
Strictadherence to the criteria is often difficult.
Our approach eschews strictadherence to the more usual psychological distinctions between, for example, autobiographical, working, semantic, episodic and procedural memory.
Unfortunately, this leads to a failure to decode, as the basic model assumes strictadherence to deterministic letter dropping rules.
There are many different approaches, ranging from skepticism to denial - pretending that the problem has been solved or bypassed through strictadherence to methodological rules.
The solemnity was in part owing to the many suspensions, which allowed fewer ornaments, and in part to the strictadherence to the main theme.
So far as generalisations are concerned, many of the contributors seem rather content to establish that strictadherence to the family-tree model is untenable, which is not exactly ground-breaking news.
Operator awareness and strictadherence to simple guidelines ensures that pulse oximetry monitoring causes no patient injury or loss of image quality.
Recent empirical studies have found that young children's reliance on shape similarity for word extension will even lead them to override strictadherence to ontological category.
Clauses (iii) and (iv) share the task of shielding the moderate fideist from a charge that moving away from strictadherence to evidentialism opens the door to morally problematic alternatives.
The impact of the depression was exacerbated by the colonial government's strictadherence to balanced budget and the consequent cuts in public spending on irrigation works, roads and railways.
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