| Another kind of circumventive dialogue was to re-ask closed questions about occurrence of missed doses, but with altered specificity regarding the time frame or number of missed doses. |
| Article 6 in effect obliges Member States to monitor new and emerging, possibly circumventive, forms of use, and to provide protection under their national laws. |
| Physicians responded to patients' statements of good adherence with low believability in three ways: Okaying, circumventive dialoguing, and confronting. |
| Circumventive dialoguing is here defined as continuing the communication on adherence without drawing attention to the possible low believability of patient statements. |
| In many countries, foreign and nontraditional financial firms had to introduce themselves in circumventive ways. |
| A circumventive unauthorised user was accessing secure information. |
