The phrase "adherence up" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and there is no clear context in which it could be used.
Example: "The adherence up to the guidelines was commendable." (Note: This is a forced example and does not reflect proper usage.)
Alternatives: "compliance with" or "adherence to".
Significant predictors of CAARS:O-SV change in patients who completed the study included percentage adherence up to the point of assessment (p < 0.0001), baseline score (p < 0.0001) and family history of ADHD (p = 0.0003).
Gross et al. found that patients treated with efavirenz-based regimens had suboptimal adherence up to 90 days prior to viral rebound[21].
Method 1 was based on the approach used in HPTN 039 [ 22], allowing adherence up to 105 % for each interval, due to imprecision in being able to ascertain timing of last dose with twice-daily dosing.
For example, Pop-Eleches et al. [ 17] found that weekly short reminders could improve adherence by up to 13%% over the control group after 48 weeks, and Petrie et al. [ 21] showed that text messages tailored to patient's underlying adherence barriers could improve adherence up to 15%% over a control group.
This hypothesis, grounded in the social cognitive theory of planned behaviour 12 was based on an initial feasibility study on patients' perceptions of mobile phone reminders 13 and a subsequent pilot study that demonstrated a beneficial effect on adherence up to six months after the mobile phone intervention was discontinued.
A review of adherence interventions found that simplification of drug dosing regimens increased adherence between 8 and 19.6% (seven of nine studies); motivational strategies increased adherence up to 23% (10 of 24 studies); and interventions using multiple techniques increased adherence from 5 to 41% (eight of 18 studies) (Schroeder et al. 2004).
The American officials said Mr. Gorbachev had proposed adherence for up to 15 more years.
and adherence (by up to 75%80%%), and allow more precise dosing in a single injection.
The drop in WCC adherence by up to 50% after 6 months of age represents both an opportunity for intervention and an avenue for further investigation.
30 The results of this study revealed that patients who participated in the training program had reduced blood glucose levels and increases in adherence for up to 24 weeks after completion of the training program.
The OC group is prone to miss-specification as user-dependent methods are commonly associated with lower adherence, backed up in this dataset by the higher pregnancy rates observed in the OC group compared with the other groups.
