The phrase "adherence loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, health, or behavior, particularly when discussing the failure to follow prescribed guidelines or treatments.
Example: "The study found a significant correlation between stress levels and adherence loss among patients on medication."
Alternatives: "compliance loss" or "adherence decline".
On the other hand, the observed adherent film parts within buckle patterns, which sustain large humidity exposures, are proposed to be due to sufficiently rapid out-diffusion of reaction products, preventing adherence loss.
The observation of separate film buckles in the immediate vicinity of large connected buckle patterns suggests that film adherence loss occurs by diffusion and chemical reaction of water at the film/substrate interface, possibly accompanied by volume expansion.
When the corrosion begins, the structure is affected by several phenomena like reduction of reinforcement's cross-section, bursting of concrete, and adherence loss between steel and concrete (Kirkpatrick et al.2002; Jung et al.2003), all of them reduce the structural durability.
Culture in serum-containing medium led to cell adherence, loss of the AC133 epitope and widespread CK20 expression.
In addition, EMT also causes disruption of cell-cell adherence, loss of apico-basal polarity, matrix remodeling, increased motility and invasiveness in promoting tumor metastasis.
Some of these negative outcomes include drug toxicity, poorer HAART adherence, loss of efficacy of the coadministered medication, and virologic breakthrough.
White cell adherence and loss of functional capillary density was rapidly induced by LPS, and this loss of microcirculatory surface was inhibited by therapeutic doses of antithrombin.
Barriers to improvements in outcomes include long treatment duration (resulting in poor patient adherence and loss of patients to follow-up), complex regimens that involve expensive and toxic drugs, toxic effects when given with antiretroviral therapy, and multidrug resistance.
We explored a variety of scenarios designed to capture the heterogeneities of treatment response given different levels of previous exposure to non-HAART monotherapy or combination antiretroviral therapy for women in the WIHS cohort, as well as differences in adherence and loss to follow-up.
It has also been examined in association with a variety of behavioral outcomes (e.g., smoking cessation, heart disease, medication adherence, weight loss) [ 13– 16].
Exclusion criteria are designed to: 1) avoid potential contamination and minimize confounding; 2) minimize safety concerns; and 3) prevent poor adherence and loss to follow-up.
