The phrase "absence of adherence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing compliance, commitment, or following rules or guidelines.
Example: "The absence of adherence to safety protocols can lead to serious consequences in the workplace."
Alternatives: "lack of compliance" or "non-adherence".
Furthermore, ΔXacFhaB again showed absence of adherence, indicating a general lack of adhesion (Figure 3B).
For each adherence measure all tasks performed by staff members over and above standard practice in the absence of adherence measurement were determined.
How FAK might associate with or antagonize the phosphorylation of catenins in the absence of adherence signaling is unclear at this time.
The viral factors, including HCV genotype, baseline viral load, and viral kinetics during treatment, as well as the characteristics of the host, such as age, gender, liver fibrosis, insulin resistance, and absence of adherence to therapy, have been fully studied in predicting the response to treatment [ 4– 7].
Many medication adherence studies focused on cost are limited by small sample size, absence of precise adherence measures, or cross-sectional design.
Patients who died were excluded because of the absence of complete adherence information.
We intend to explore whether repeated measures analyses are possible, although this is complicated by the absence of baseline adherence for treatment-initiating patients (so only two repeated measures) and the multi-level design.
The strengths of these studies include the absence of ART adherence as a possible mediator of disease progression, and the capacity to control the quantity of alcohol consumed as well as behavioral factors (eg, nutrition), which are not easily accounted for in human studies.
"In the absence of negative shocks, adherence to the fiscal targets set out by the government would be consistent with stabilizing Italy's sovereign credit profile and rating at AA-," it said.
They differ from typical EPEC (tEPEC) strains mainly by the absence of the EAF EPECC adherence factor) plasmid [ 1, 2].
The absence of an accepted adherence rate with once daily glaucoma medication [ 7] and limited research to indicate the likely effect of an intervention led to estimates being derived from general medicine.
