The phrase "adherence to be" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The adherence to be followed in this project is crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "commitment to" or "conformity to".
In the case of the NSA's mass data-harvesting activities those principles are clearly not being adhered to, although the agreement allows for adherence to be "limited" in instances of national security, public interest, or law enforcement requirements.
Therefore, we assumed provider adherence to be 75% (Table 1).
For example, there is a tendency for self-reported adherence to be positively skewed (i.e., patients overestimating adherence levels) increasing the risk of patient misclassification [79].
With regards to treatment adherence, however, WHO and others estimate adherence to be approximately 75% among patients on ART in Brazil [27], [50].
Generally, physicians usually asked about adherence if they perceived a patient's adherence to be low and they perceived adherence to be an important issue.
Furthermore, meta-analysis shows this poor adherence to be associated with increased mortality [ 3].
However, studies in Uganda and Ghana showed certain non-adherence to be as low as 7% and probable non-adherence to be 3%.
Panellists viewed the consequences of medication non-adherence to be overwhelmingly, but not exclusively, negative.
were explored in six studies, and five of these found non-adherence to be more likely when practical barriers to taking treatment were perceived to be present.
Figure 2 shows that although there were significant associations between the DAMS and other measures, there was a trend, when compared to the DAMS, for higher non-adherence to be reported on the Lu questionnaire and still higher non-adherence to be reported on the Morisky- 8 scale.
There were no data for southern Europe that would have enabled the extent of the problem posed by non-adherence to be assessed, by using a range of measures to analyse concordance among them.
