Sentence examples for adherence due from inspiring English sources
Too short distances produce lower adherence due to overheating, resulting in internal stress inside the coating.
However, the present treatment protocols have proven to be underwhelming due to drug drug interactions, intolerance, drug toxicity and poor patient adherence due to the lengthy treatment protocols [1, 6].
Current oral cART regimens have several drawbacks including (1) challenges in patient adherence due to pill fatigue or side-effects, (2) the requirement of life-long daily drug intake, and (3) limited penetration and retention in cells within lymph nodes.
It was shown that RE-doping did not improve the oxidation kinetics of the studied Pt rich γ γ′ bond coatings, nevertheless most of the compositions were superior to "classic" β-(Ni,Pt Al bond coatings in terms of ceramic top coat adherence, due to lower rumpling kinetics and better oxide scale adherence of the γ γ′-based systems.
The as-produced coatings are characterized by very good adherence due to its tooth-shape morphology and it was found that only one phase belonging to Fe2B (space group I4/mcm, a=5.110 Å, c=4.249 Å) was formed during the treatment.
The multifaceted nature of medication adherence, due to a large number of underlying factors, presents several critical challenges including how to evaluate the current level of adherence, how to improve and how to maintain the required level of medication adherence, especially for long-term chronic conditions.
MARS attempts to capture awareness of non-adherence due to forgetting, altering, stopping, missing or taking less medication than prescribed.
Another challenge for effective intervention is non-adherence due to socio-economic, cultural, environmental factors and individual differences [ 8].
Patients with a more negative experience reported deliberate non-adherence due to low satisfaction with the programme.
Non-adherence due to costs in the elderly, could be of a significant and worrying size problem in European countries.
The Kaiser Family Foundation found that 26% of seniors reported medication non-adherence due to cost, including 35% of those with three or more chronic conditions [ 1].
