At week 52, 30 percent of the adherent extended-treatment group and 26 percent of the adherent 12-week treatment group were not smoking.
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He is not an adherent of one style or another.
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But every so often, the movement gains a new adherent.
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Reagan was the most famous adherent of trickle down economic theory.
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A socialist, in the traditional sense, is an adherent of socialism.
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I'm a great adherent of freedom of the press, like he is.
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If you're an adherent to Rockstar's old ways, you might not like it.
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And he is certainly not an adherent of the Iranian government's revolutionary ideology.
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It follows, he thinks, that no adherent of that faith should ever be president.
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This creates a freakishly skin-like adherent layer on top of the actual skin.
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He says she is an adherent of alternative medicine and refuses to vaccinate her children.
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Though the #NoRussiaNoGames hashtag didn't pick up much steam, it did win one particular adherent.
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And many non-Muslims assume that religiously adherent Muslims must sympathize with the jihadist cause.
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Deroir was not a Gamergate adherent, and he wasn't agitating for Price to be removed.
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"The hypothesis that those with ADHD would be less adherent to the Mediterranean diet is puzzling because it is well-known that, as a group, those with ADHD tend to be less adherent to many tasks and routines they are asked to do," Brown said.
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An adherent of liberation theology, Bishop Ruiz denounced abuses and discrimination, especially by powerful local leaders.
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But he's also a Halliday adherent who knows the Oasis creator's life story backwards and forwards.
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Its most esteemed adherent, Shivakumara Swami (pictured), the head of the mutt, is 110 years old.
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About 75 percent of patients become non-adherent to their medications within two years, he added.
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Piet Mondrian was an adherent, and the barbershop's décor is based on his primary-colors palette.
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I don't feel like I am building on one tradition, because that would mean being an adherent.
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And a self-proclaimed ISIS adherent attacking in the streets of America or Europe isn't necessarily terrorism.
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"If somebody understands what is happening to them, they're more likely to be adherent," Dr. Ross said.
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"For these adherent, orthodox Mormon kids, this is a very pivotal and life-altering decision," she said.
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Mr. Ossoff is an adherent of Reform Judaism, perhaps the most progressive faith in the United States.
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Vice President Mike Pence is a staunch believer and former President George W. Bush is an adherent, too.
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He is an originalist — an adherent of the judicial philosophy of Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in 2016.
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Even as an adherent, it's difficult to explain what keeps Musou games compelling to their fans two decades later.
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In a separate example, he helped another QAnon adherent gain "thousands" of new followers after a May 2019 retweet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Is Susan Hiller a ghost-believing, holy water–packing, aura-gathering, ESP adherent?
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However, the number of Americans that are in treatment and adherent represent less than half of the total population.
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Because Mourinho is the highest-profile adherent of Frade's system, tactical periodization has a reputation as being defensive, stifling.
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The FBI said Sunday they haven't determined a motive or if the shooter was an adherent of any ideology.
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It was about an interview conducted by journalist Lisa Guerrero with famed Christian televangelist -- and prosperity gospel adherent -- Kenneth Copeland.
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We are broadly adherent to the Saul Klein philosophy of 'when Brexit gives you lemons, it's time to make lemonade'.
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Sempre says that patients who use its platform are more adherent, or take their medications as prescribed by their doctors.
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When untreated, children were 12 times more likely than adherent kids to have a simulated hit, the study authors calculated.
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As a Fluxus adherent, he participated in performances organized by the sculptor and performance artist Josef Beuys and Mr. Immendorff.
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Plans use DIR to encourage pharmacies to dispense generics, help patients stay adherent to medications, and otherwise improve their services.
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Far more winning is Rick's conversation with a child star (Julia Butters), an eight-year-old adherent of the Method.
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And it's clear that Trump is, in fact, an adherent of the theory that there's no such thing as bad publicity.
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Pichetto, who currently serves as president of Argentina's Senate, is an adherent of Peronism, an ideologically diverse political movement in Argentina.
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Of all the major racial and ethnic groups, AAPIs are least likely to be adherent to one party or the other.
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He is a strict adherent of originalism, Scalia's belief that the Constitution should be interpreted based on the intent of the Founders.
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When Yudkin retired as chair of his department in 1971, the university replaced him with an adherent of the dietary-fat theory.
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The CIA was an early adherent of the cloud when it chose Amazon to build a $600 million private cloud in 2013.
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This act of war was perpetrated by an adherent to radical Islam -- an ideology that seeks the extermination of LGBT people worldwide.
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The Democratic party, and many of its most adherent followers, have until now failed to see the nation in its true skin.
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Treatment improves health outcomes and those Americans that are on medications, adherent and virally undetectable are living healthy lives and reducing transmission.
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For example, every $1 spent on medicine for congestive heart failure for adherent patients saves an estimated $8 in other health services.
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I'll close by borrowing the words of an early adherent to my faith and I find has special resonance at this moment.
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And as a lifelong adherent to congressional tradition, Mr. Biden was wary of acting hastily as an impeachment inquiry was getting underway.
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Participants in all of our social sanctioning conditions were much more adherent to the group interest, even though it clearly cost them personally.
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While Trump has said that some tax increases are acceptable, overall he remains an adherent of the supply side approach to the economy.
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Monday, researchers say they have developed a "second skin" made of polymer that is strong, stretchy and adherent, just like the real thing.
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"Every fearful, closeted kid I knew growing up in suburban Illinois had one thing in common: ignorant, blindly adherent Republican parents," he writes.
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The birthers of 1856 added an even more devastating false claim that Frémont was an adherent of a dangerous and alien religion, Catholicism.
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I will close by borrowing the words of an early adherent to my faith that I find has special resonance at this moment.
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I, however, am a strict adherent of 'the take-out diet,' which includes anything and everything that I don't actually have to cook myself.
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Mainstream Republicanism is an artifact of another age, its adherent now skirting the margins, homeless, looking on from the other sides of burning bridges.
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"For children more often than adults, most GI and extra-intestinal symptoms should improve if strictly adherent to the gluten-free diet," she said.
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Henry Wallace, the WASP vice-president of Franklin Roosevelt, perhaps the WASPiest of all Presidents, was an adherent to New Age spiritualism in the 1940s.
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Mr. Raniere, 57, recently left the Albany area and traveled to Mexico, where Nxivm has hundreds of followers, to stay with an adherent in Monterrey.
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"I never viewed Trump as a strict adherent to Republicanism," said Ned Ryun, a Trump supporter and founder of American Majority, which trains political activists.
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"If something is adherent or stuck to your body, that&aposs a bad sign," Lee said, because cancerous growths tend to be hard and immobile.
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CEO Reed Hastings is described as a dedicated adherent to the culture and several former employees said he is "unencumbered by emotion"—in a good way.
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Raniere was charged this year along with a NXIVM adherent, the actress Allison Mack, with coercing followers into becoming "slaves" to senior members of the group.
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But some court watchers say Gorsuch may be even more conservative than Scalia, his mentor and a fellow adherent to the originalist view of the Constitution.
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You don't have to be an adherent of Walter Benjamin's to believe that something fundamental is lost when reproduced in a photo or on a screen.
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Only two of the 20123,700 men were diagnosed as HIV-positive after the study; both were not adherent to the preventive treatment, according to the study.
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French and Canadian research showed effectiveness levels of 86% during daily or intermittent PrEP courses, with only men who were non-adherent becoming infected with HIV.
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If someone wishing to do us harm happens to be an adherent to "radical Islam," there is no more cautious tip-toeing around at main justice.
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He told me how people get sucked into their fascinating and bizarre belief system, while urging caution about concluding that Reinking himself was a legit adherent.
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Raniere was charged earlier this year along with a NXIVM adherent, the actress Allison Mack, with coercing followers into becoming "slaves" to senior members of the group.
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A Russian court on Wednesday found Dennis Christensen, an adherent of the Jehovah's Witnesses, guilty of organizing a banned extremist group and jailed him for six years.
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Populist: a member or adherent of a political party seeking to represent the interests of ordinary people who are viewed as being exploited by a privileged elite.
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But the larger movement now had momentum, and started attracting a different, more politicized sort of adherent, even as those of middle France seemed to step back.
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She was an adherent of Science of Mind, a religious movement established in the 1920s by Ernest Holmes, and was an ordained nondenominational minister, Mr. Maurer said.
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As any Call of Duty adherent knows, the games are typically divided into separate modes, which share motifs and interests but little else in terms of content.
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Lawyers argued this week that a New York crime boss was murdered by a QAnon adherent, who believed the gangster was part of the "Deep State" against Trump.
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In his view, an adherent is someone who says, "I am a Buddhist," and is clearly talking about the most significant part of his or her religious life.
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Another Twitterature adherent, Jean-Yves Frechette, a Quebec-based poet and performance artist, notes that Mr Jarosinski tries "bring something slow to Twitter which is otherwise moving fast".
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Mr. Tang lost his law license after defending an adherent of Falun Gong, the banned spiritual movement, and was detained in 2011 over fears of pro-democracy protests.
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All the above makes me an unlikely adherent to what Hannity often refers to as the "unhinged Left" or "gun-grabber" attempting to shamelessly politicize the Texas church shooting.
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But for Bly, an adherent to craftivism — a craft-based movement in the spirit of making positive change in the world and practicing self-care — it has been therapeutic.
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But even as he sought to play down the acrimony among his two potential Democratic successors, Obama issued warnings to members of his party against becoming overly adherent to doctrine.
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Scalia was known as a strict adherent to the constitution and a leading proponent of the doctrine known as originalism, which essentially holds the meaning of the constitution is fixed.
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The center's head, the engineer and professor Georg Schlesinger, was an adherent of Frederick Taylor's "scientific management" -- an approach that applied scientific methods to optimize work flows and labor productivity.
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At week 24, 61 percent of the extended-treatment group who were adhering to treatment and 45 percent of adherent participants in the 12-week treatment group were not smoking.
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By contrast, Catherine by then spoke fluent Russian, had become a strict adherent to the Russian Orthodox religion, observed Russian court traditions and developed a strong grasp of Russian history.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark on Wednesday called on Russia to respect freedom of religion after a Russian court sentenced a Danish adherent of the Jehovah's Witnesses to six years in jail.
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It was then that he became an adherent of Daoist sexual practices, which gave him an excuse to pursue sex not only for pleasure but also to extend his life.
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Serving in the Army before the start of the Korean War, he visited Japan on a leave and became interested in Zen Buddhism, and remained an adherent throughout his life.
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Another adherent to the wood-fired school of cooking, the chef Mat Lindsay puts as much smoky love into cabbage or cauliflower as he does his steaks and whole fish.
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He also would like to see the results replicated in communities that are not so adherent or motivated, as PrEP's effectiveness is much reduced if it is not taken regularly.
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"They had to get the placenta out and there was a lot of bleeding," she says of her adherent placenta, which doctors said was a result of Canning having multiple children.
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So that when each person performs the duties or seeks the benefits of citizenship, she does so not as an adherent to one or another religion, but simply as an American.
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Since Falun Gong is a persecuted group within China, a relationship between an adherent in the United States and one still living in China could help secure visas with practitioners abroad.
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In the 1960s and 1970s, Thomas was a self-described "radical" and adherent of Malcolm X. He took up the cause of the Black Panthers and marched against the Vietnam War.
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The cardinal's home town of Birmingham was represented by the lord mayor, Mohammed Azim, an adherent of the Muslim faith in which a plurality of the city's youngsters are being raised.
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Forgiveness from God is not contingent upon how an adherent has acted but rather on the believer's faith that he has been saved from God's judgment through the intervention of Jesus Christ.
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He'd be an obvious change to the incumbent Bush administration, he'd be the first black president, and he could portray Clinton as an adherent to an old and tired style of politics.
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Few things make this more clear than a recent op-ed by Zephyr Teachout lambasting Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch for being an adherent of "law and economics" (scare quotes and all).
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Maybe you're still using FM radio, maybe you prefer SiriusXM, maybe you're a Spotify adherent, maybe you buy things through the iTunes store, or maybe you're a hipster who only listens to records.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian court sentenced a Jehovah's Witness adherent on Tuesday to six years in jail on a charge of organizing an extremist group, said the Investigative Committee, which handles major crimes.
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It wasn't exactly "1001 Nights," but Michele is an adherent to Milan's more-is-more approach, rolling together men's and women's wear, and rolling lots of it out — there were 75 looks total.
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As a dyed-in-the-wool, rock-ribbed conservative, Tea Party adherent, Trump volunteer, I can agree that 28500 corpses are too many: too many families riven by violence, too many grieving mothers.
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He and James Oler, a fellow adherent of a fundamentalist splinter sect of the Mormon church, practised "plural marriage" for decades until a court found them guilty in July of the crime of polygamy.
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An adherent of a more spiritualist, mystical German scientific tradition, Ewald Hering, a scholarship kid from Saxony, had been fighting with Helmholtz since Hering got his MD from the University of Leipzig in 220.
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" Rajneesh adherent Shannon Jo Ryan, whose father, Congressman Leo Ryan, was gunned down at Jonestown, once stated: "I've heard other people say that if [Rajneesh] asked them to kill themselves, they would do it.
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But it suggests religion is the core issue, and by using the vague modifier "radical," there is an implication that any adherent can be suspect on grounds that are unclear and open to interpretation.
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But the theory Avinash pointed to, as did every other Hindutva adherent I met, was that underground Maoist revolutionaries had killed Lankesh because she helped some of their comrades negotiate re-entry into society.
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Not all the fault for that potentially dangerous trend lies with the liberal Moon, an adherent of the failed "sunshine policy" with North Korea first advanced in the late 28503s by Kim Dae-jung.
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After all, Evans is viewed as one of the original juicing evangelists, a militaristic adherent to a raw vegan diet for 230 years, with Organic Avenue's punishing cleanses serving as boot camp for new recruits.
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"I am an adherent of the old traditions, and I am against all these roads, these SUVs," said Mikhail Miroshnikov, a middle-aged Russian pilgrim who comes twice yearly for spiritual discussions with the monks.
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Nor does it have, for that matter, the glamour of Scientology's most famous adherent, Tom Cruise—not that any film with the title "Apostasy" was ever going to rival "Mission: Impossible - Fallout" at the box office.
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In reaction to this loss of domination, the alt-right has fostered racist, sexist, and homophobic rhetoric — and sometimes far more horrifying actions, as in the case of the misogynistic, men's rights adherent Santa Barbara mass shooter.
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Whether you're a Fox News adherent or a concerned citizen who's observed the network's apparent transformation into state-sponsored TV, the story of how things got to this point always comes back to one person: Roger Ailes.
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We're living in the age of specialty diets, when it seems like every other person is either a strict vegetarian or a a proselytizing Paleo adherent or a Keto freak or an ovo-lacto-something-or-other.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Danish adherent of the Jehovah's Witnesses jailed for six years in Russia after being found guilty of organizing a banned extremist group lost his court appeal on Thursday, a spokesman for the group said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian court on Wednesday found a Danish adherent of the Jehovah's Witnesses guilty of organizing a banned extremist group and jailed him for six years in a case critics condemn as crushing religious freedom.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian court jailed a Jehovah's Witness adherent for six years on Friday after finding him guilty of extremist activity, part of a crackdown on the group that human rights activists say violates religious freedom.
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I also met with Phyllis Lambert, the 91-year-old architect and philanthropist, and with Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, the 27-year-old co-leader of a left-wing political party and a strong adherent of an independent Quebec.
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Mr. Obama was an early adherent of Mr. Nunn's advocacy for comprehensive programs to reduce the amount of nuclear material in the world, and by any measure his six-year effort to prevent nuclear terrorism has made major progress.
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So from an employer's point of view, the latest verdict somewhat reduces the risk of being taken to court by employees with vexatious demands to follow a religious practice or taboo of which they may be the sole adherent.
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" The report also argued academic institutions that accept donations from "shariah-adherent individuals or governments" should be "discouraged" from promoting things like "interfaith dialogue" or "Muslim-Christian understanding," because that effort "amounts to promoting shariah or civilization jihadist agendas.
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Mulvaney, a member of the conservative Freedom Caucus and an early adherent of the limited-government tea party movement, is among the leading budget hawks in Congress, having co-sponsored a proposed constitutional amendment to require balancing the federal budget.
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So whereas terrorist propaganda was something that if you were already an adherent or leaning in that direction, you had to go out to the Internet, seek it, find it and pull it to yourself, now that's been completely upended.
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Both diseases are reliant on recognition of possible infection prior to the onset of symptoms, yet both are engulfed by crippling stigmatization undermining that self-identification, and both require long periods of adherent pill-taking to control or cure disease.
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By comparison, about one in five women who had never been prescribed drugs for a chronic condition were non-adherent to their hormone therapy, as were nearly one in four women who had not adhered to past chronic condition prescriptions.
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Experts now increasingly advocate staged interventions to make sure patients with chronic disease keep adherent to treatment plans, a practice that leads to improved health outcomes and lower medical spending according to a new study from the CVS Health Research Institute.
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Baptista — who is really Burunbana the "Jinbada," a bigender seer sexually involved with many of the men at the monastery — discovers that D'Azevedo is a Jewish converso, secretly adherent to his old faith, and endangered if he remains at Alagoas.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian law enforcement officers in Siberia detained an adherent of the Jehovah's Witnesses late one evening this week and drove him to a secluded area where they beat him violently and threatened him, his lawyer said on Friday.
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Professor Dreyfus, an adherent of the French phenomenologist Maurice Merleau-Ponty and the German philosopher Martin Heidegger (he had written seminal introductory works on both men), posited a different view of human beings and their interactions with the world around them.
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He was an early adherent of Zionism , worked on translating the Hebrew Bible into German, and popularized Hasidic folklore; during the Nazi period, he ran a Jewish adult-education program in Germany, to sustain the morale of his persecuted people.
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A legion of automated Twitter accounts helped Pizzagate—the toxic conspiracy theory that culminated in a gun-wielding adherent opening fire in a DC pizzeria in 2016—amass traction by seeming to have more real-world supporters than it actually did.
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The report calls on the US government to use "sharia adherent advocacy and practices as legal premises for deportation and stripping of American citizenship" — in other words, kicking out Muslims who publicly announce that they live by Islamic moral codes.
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The man who stabbed two people to death on a train in Oregon in May 2017 was reportedly an adherent of this idea, posting on Facebook before the attack that America should be "balkanize(d)" — the same word used by the Christchurch shooter.
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To calculate it, I simply assign each adherent for each denomination the change in the GOP's share of his or her county's votes from 83 to 28, add these all up, then divide by the total national number of adherents for that denomination.
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It also comes a day after Indian officials reportedly arrested an adherent of Mohammed Zahran, the alleged mastermind of the Easter bombings thought to have been killed during the attacks, who was allegedly planning his own attack in the Indian state of Kerala.
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Whether people assume she is complicit in Trump's beliefs and actions by being married to him and staying married to him or whether they think she is standing by his side because she is a noble adherent to traditional marriage—it doesn't matter to her.
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Lyndsey's stepmother lives in the southwest of England, and is an adherent of Universal Medicine—a religious organization that promotes the teachings of Serge Benhayon, a charismatic former tennis coach from Sydney, Australia, who has claimed to be the reincarnation of Leonardo da Vinci.
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The two-page form from Republican state Representative John Bennett's office, which was shared by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), also asked whether they believed an adherent to Islam should be punished for leaving the faith and if Muslims should rule over non-Muslims.
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PrEP almost seemed like a miracle when it was first approved in 2012: after years of failed efforts to develop an HIV vaccine and other disappointing attempts at developing HIV prevention products, PrEP had nearly 100% efficacy in preventing HIV among drug-adherent MSM and transgender women.
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The consultancy, whose name is a play on the biological system called the human endocannabinoid system (ECS) that regulates many aspects of human health and wellbeing, is being led by Rob Dhoble, a healthcare communications professional who was most recently CEO of digital health company Adherent Health.
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But by adopting a kind of moral or physical rigidity — something Peterson frequently demands of his followers, encouraging them to stand up straight or work out more or clear their rooms or take their meds — the adherent can somehow reject the temptations and vagaries of the modern world.
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This sort of critique has been around as long as capitalism, of course, but today it has found an avid adherent in the somewhat unlikely personage of the first of Gore's four children, his daughter Karenna, whose path has led her to some very different conclusions than his.
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Mr Obama describes a populist as someone working for social justice and making sure poor kids had a decent shot at life and health care, suggesting he uses the Oxford dictionary definition: "a member or adherent of a political party seeking to represent the interests of ordinary people".
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Iran has sought to portray itself as a victim and a lone adherent to international agreements ever since the Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the 2015 nuclear deal, signed along with EU states, Russia and China, which lifted economic sanctions on Tehran in exchange for limits to its nuclear program.
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Even when researchers restricted the analyses to the most adherent subjects, there were no significant differences over all in B.M.I. The good news is that babies ate on their own: Parents can be reassured that coaxing their infants to eat more is not the only thing keeping them from malnutrition.
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We at Capital Caring will continue to advocate with our colleagues at CMS to ensure the hospice benefit is administered with uniformly high standards, adhering to the intent of the benefit, throughout every community, and that reimbursements are paid in a timely manner for services provided by adherent hospice care programs.
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The certainty that Wade will eventually prevail is never in doubt, especially as his group of virtual friends — BFF Aech (Lena Waithe), fellow Halliday adherent and love interest Art3mis (Olivia Cooke), and sibling egg hunters Daito (Win Morisaki) and Sho (Phillip Zhao) — link up outside the Oasis and the IRL stakes become clear.
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But as an early adherent, Hughes implied that the Soviet Union was just part of a larger narrative of black creative and political revolution; as the refrain of his 1938 poem "Ballad of Lenin" reads: Comrade Lenin of Russia, High in a marble tomb, Move over, Comrade Lenin, And give me room.
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Colorful and chaotic, but doggedly adherent to the theme, "Toys 'R' U.S. (When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth)" (1994), does a succinct job of establishing the nature of the conversation here by reminding us of the basic building blocks of our interpretations of the natural world: the framing of its elements we came to as children.
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The whole goal of DBT is to "build a life worth living," as opposed to focusing on treating symptoms or problems, explains Aleta Angelosante, PhD, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at NYU Langone's Child Study Center, which has the first fully-adherent DBT program for adolescents in Manhattan.
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Though on her tracks she has the bravado of Nicki Minaj and the acidity of someone like The Game, in her spare time, Dash is an active hard techno and house adherent with a deep-seated love of rave culture—at least insomuch as those forms afford her shelter from the constant chatter of her daily life.
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News of the Saturday evening blast quickly caused speculation as to whether it was the work of an extremist group such as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) or an adherent in the U.S. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) initially claimed that the incident did not appear connected to a terrorist organization.
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All of which is to say that Code Vein is religiously adherent to both the tropes of Dark Souls and of action anime post Code Geass and Attack on Titan, but is at its best when it is letting you make your own fun by breaking its self-serious veneer and the ostensible difficulty of a Souls-inspired game.
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However, Raymond Nickerson's 1998 analysis of confirmation bias cites examples of science philosopher Karl Popper referring to an "incessant stream of confirmations, of observations which 'verified' the theories in question …There was, in Popper's view, no conceivable evidence that could be brought to bear … that would be viewed by an adherent as grounds for judging it to be false".
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Or perhaps they really just don't like bunions: Much like the alt-right nuts who posit that the elderly alleged billionaire is secretly a fellow otaku, one commenter leaks that Donald might just be a wikiFeet adherent: Even higher ranking than Melania is Trump's daughter Ivanka, whose nearly 500-picture gallery on the site has earned 702 five-star ratings.
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In fact, after listening to her anecdotes about playing field hockey at Princeton, failing the daily ingredients quiz as an employee at a Crumbs bakery in New York City, and abruptly switching from five-second-rule adherent to germ vigilante as soon as her son was born ("A sneeze from across the apartment threatened my family's very existence"), I too wanted to create a TV show for her to star in!
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Among the essentials in his D.I.Y. first-aid kit are moleskin fabric, liquid bandages, soft-wrap elastic bandages, micropore paper tape, fabric adhesive dressings and bandages in a variety of sizes, coverlet adhesive 4-wing dressing, non-adherent bandage pads, a sterile gauze bandage roll, adhesive wound closures, triangular bandages, alcohol swabs and antiseptic wipes, packets of Bacitracin antibiotic ointment with zinc, burn ointment, eye wash, a thermometer, petroleum jelly, pain relievers, anti-diarrheal medications, antacids and laxatives.
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