The association was moderately strong, but about 4.7% of cancers in men and 2.4% of cancers in women would have been prevented in this population if it shifted to the category with the highest adherence to a Mediterranean dietary pattern (score ⩾6), adhered to by less than 50% of this population (Table 1).
They assumed all Africans adhered to some less familiar religion (not Christianity, Judaism or Islam--which were all well-known to Europeans and Euro-Americans at this time) or even to no religion at all.
Some 10% of the 24m Saudis are Shias and many of the rest adhere to less rigid Sunni schools.
Odorants were adhered to a smell-less paper and dispatched using a folded-form design so as to prevent direct contact between odour samples.
The cultured BTK-KD cells adhered to fibronectin 38±6% (P<0.01) less than did control cells, and they adhered to MSCs plus fibronectin 38±3% (P<0.003) less than did control cells.
The principle has become a potent force in European regulation in recent years and is frequently discussed, if less adhered to, among regulators in the United States.
This study also demonstrated the confluence of risk factors present in households with tobacco use, where caregivers adhered to safe sleep guidelines less often.
Recommendations that require more time in the same consultation are less adhered to: (OR = 0.46, compared to the 'equal' category).
However, a study in Kenya found that employed patients who had higher monthly income were less adhered to treatments [ 14].
In this study we investigated whether GPs with a higher workload adhere less to guidelines than those with a lower workload and whether guideline recommendations that require a greater time investment are less adhered to than those that can save time.
Guideline recommendations that require an extra time investment during the same consultation are significantly less adhered to: (OR = 0.46), while those that can save time have much higher adherence levels: OR = 1.55).
