The phrase "adherence effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact of following guidelines, rules, or protocols, particularly in fields like psychology, medicine, or behavioral studies.
Example: "The adherence effect was evident in the study, showing that participants who followed the treatment plan had significantly better outcomes."
Alternatives: "compliance effect" or "following effect".
The reduction in adherence over time can produce an over-representation of adherent cases and an underestimate of any beneficial adherence effect.
Conditional logistic regression was performed to measure the adherence effect for each of the study drugs.
Older patients have a higher probability to maintain undetectable HIV-RNA viral load (adherence effect?).
Our findings also demonstrated a white coat adherence effect for those families whose children had low A1Cs.
To assess the stability of any white coat adherence effect, we examined downloaded data across four consecutive clinic visits.
Evidence of a white coat adherence effect, with BGM frequency increasing before a clinic visit, was found only among children with low A1C levels.
Adherence effects were investigated using instrumental variables regression with a linear term for the number of sessions attended.
Second, ACTIVE's approach to booster training was compliance-conditioned, making it impossible to separate adherence effects from dosing levels.
Figure 2 shows the forest plot for the 26 studies and exemplifies the tendency towards positive adherence effects with intervention.
Indeed, local heparin has been shown to have an anti-adherence effect, making it, for Legionella pneumophila, unable to adhere to airway epithelial cells in the alveolar space [ 40].
But a few experimental evidence exist which reveal that anti-adherence effect is species-dependent, as albumin coating of titanium surfaces decreased the adhesion of S. mutans, but adhesion of P. gingivalis and F. nucleatum remained unaffected (Badihi Hauslich et al. 2013).
