adhere to something

Examples of adhered

adhered

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Local producers of serum adhered to this model.
In sociocultural terms, this is a view more or less stringently adhered to by a sixth of the world's population.
Such uncertainties notwithstanding, most ministers and critics of enthusiasm in that period adhered to a corpuscular account of individual and collective imagination.
As in the case of the microscope, ambivalence adhered to the telescope as well.
A single zygote and a single parthenogenetic egg were aggregated until they firmly adhered to each other.
All eighteen have drawn probability samples, been partially televised in one fashion or other, and otherwise adhered closely to the outline above.
The monks thus expected that chant melodies must have originally adhered to the standards of modal music theory with which they were familiar.
Only the 2-fold dilutions need to be strictly adhered to.
What links the historical disciplines is that the period before c. 1800 is adhered to for preservation.
In all cases, washed cells adhered to the plastic.
The problem was that these admirable principles were not adhered to by a majority of the white population.
For example, approximately 95% of respondents indicated that their health unit strictly adhered to policies and procedures.
No subgroup analyses or disaggregation by gender or other characteristics was specified in the protocol, and the economic evaluation also adhered to this.
In some eyes the pigment epithelium adhered too tightly to the retina to be removed without damage.
Which is why he adhered to scientific method.
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