The phrase "adherence to expected" is not complete and may not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing compliance with certain standards or norms, but it typically requires additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The team's adherence to expected protocols ensured the project's success."
Alternatives: "compliance with expected" or "conformity to expected".
These four trophy-laden years led to a €15million move to Real Madrid, but despite massive expectations of the young Yugoslav, injuries and a perceived lack of adherence to the expected lifestyle meant he never reached his potential.
For patients with low adherence to tamoxifen, the expected time until recurrence reduced significantly by 52.38% (P<0.001), but there was no significant effect on time to other cause death or breast cancer death after recurrence.
As Girl, Interrupted's director, James Mangold, puts it: '"Crazy" is measured by our adherence to what society expects us to do, how we're supposed to act, what is appropriate.
If attention was paid to diabetes as a risk factor in women with typical and atypical symptoms, the adherence was expected to be gender sensitive, and we assigned this result a code 1.
Since adherence is expected to be high 80-955% [ 6]) during the first 3 months of treatment, children were considered adherent to treatment if they received more than 92% of the prescribed doses over a specified period; i.e. a maximum of two daily injections missed per month or six daily injections for the 3-month period.
Dr. Nattinger and other researchers said that it was not realistic to expect 100percentt adherence to any medical guidelines, and that in some cases there might be legitimate reasons to chart a different course.
However, given that this study was done in institutional environments, it may be reasonable to expect high adherence rates.
Adherence in both intermediate groups (poor, good adherence) is expected to improve by 10-15%.
Feed-back on successful adherence was expected to result in personal satisfaction.
Online inspection confirmed adherence to central fixation, as expected in these highly practiced (but naive) participants.
Strict adherence to these criteria is expected to improve consistency and reproducibility of breast cancer grading among different institutions.
