The phrase "adherence less" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a lack of adherence, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The new policy has resulted in adherence less to the established guidelines, leading to confusion among the staff."
Alternatives: "lack of adherence" or "non-adherence".
The presence of nickel in the under layer was found to result in good adherence, less porosity and better hardness.
Time pressure may lead to decreased in-treatment adherence, less satisfaction with explanations and therapy given.
If any level of treatment adherence less than 'passive acceptance' is taken as a marker for 'objecting' to treatment then incapacity associates with 'objection' in informal patients.
There was no effect on HbA1c, but teenagers reported fewer barriers to adherence, less severity of daily hassles, and better social interaction.
In contrast, all diagnostic evaluation, adjuvant therapy (but not surgery), and pathological reporting in the NICCQ showed adherence less than 85% [ 3].
Of 471 patients with an adherence less than 70%, 58 died (12.3%) compared with 68 of 845 with an adherence greater than 70% (8%; p=0.014).
We found that statin non-adherence less than 80% was predictive of higher total serum cholesterol by 17.23 ± 1.64 mg/dL (0.45 ± 0.04 mmol/L).
The proportion of children who were non-adherent (adherence percentage less than 95%) decreased over time, from 35.3% at 3 months to 25.4% at 24 months.
However, these issues did not differ by study group and while the measure of adherence was less precise, it was less prone to bias than self-report measures.
But in real practice, YMMV, as they say on the interwebs -- your mileage may vary; adherence is less certain, evaluation can be less systematic, and follow-up more sporadic.
An adherence of less than 95% was classified as non-adherent in this study.
