Due to the paucity of longitudinal studies, our study only looked at the cross-sectional adherence data, meaning that we were unable to explore the sustainability and dynamics of adherence.
The company's starting point for this larger idea of medical records powered by the blockchain is a mobile app focused on non-adherence – meaning, the app will remind users to take their current medications through push notifications.
Although there are differences in terms of meaning between adherence, concordance and compliance, all three terms were searched for to increase the sensitivity of our searches.
One important factor is the prescribers' degree of adherence to test results, meaning the likelihood that antimalarials are withheld from those patients who test negative.
However, 10 of the mutants (designated AM 1 10, meaning Adhesion or invasion defective Mutants) presented a higher than 50 % reduction in adherence in comparison to the adherence observed in the parent strain (Fig. 2).
I picked a black baby to represent my mixed-race unborn child because of my automatic adherence to the "one-drop rule" – meaning that, because I am black, my child will be too, as was the case during slavery and Jim Crow.
Fodor thought that the neo-Darwinists had confused the loyalty oath of modernity — nature is without conscious design, species evolve over time, the emergence of Homo sapiens was without meaning or telos — with blind adherence to the fallacy known as "natural selection".
Moreover, exempted patients were argued to account for a high proportion of all patients, meaning that the revenue consequence of adherence were large.
Additionally, they were all based on adherence to the standardised US model of 36 supervised on-site sessions, meaning that outcomes observed may not necessarily be due to adherence alone, but the extra volume of training received.
