The phrase "adherence for both" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing compliance or commitment to rules or standards that apply to two parties or groups.
Example: "The agreement requires adherence for both parties to ensure a successful partnership."
Alternatives: "compliance from both" or "commitment from both".
Short-term treatment and adverse events were associated with poor adherence for both therapies.
Short-term treatment (<30 days) was a predictor of poor adherence for both therapies.
(Online survey respondent ) "PrEP will help in mutual adherence for both partners and the success can be predicted".
Adverse events and short-term treatment were the main clinical predictors of poor adherence for both NSAIDs and GPAs.
Adverse events and short-term treatment were independent factors associated with poor adherence for both NSAIDs and GPAs.
Key components of the intervention included educational and behavioral strategies for enhancing adherence for both youth and parents (disease information, monitoring, positive reinforcement and discipline).
These were received during the counselling sessions for testing or adherence for medication or both.
To determine if the findings were robust to the tidal volume and plateau pressure thresholds that defined an adherent ventilator setting, we reran the multivariable Cox model using different thresholds for adherence both for tidal volume (≤6.0 to ≤9.0 mL/kg predicted body weight) and for plateau pressure (≤25 to ≤45 cm of water).
58 Therefore, studies seem to show that short-term adherence to daily prophylaxis is more challenging than for a weekly medication, but long-term adherence decreases for both daily and weekly prophylactic regimens.
However, the control ICUs had high baseline adherence rates for both practices.
For example, does a particular theory predict changes in adherence behaviour for both men and women with TB in both England and South Africa?
