The phrase "adherence value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the degree to which something conforms to a standard or guideline.
Example: "The adherence value of the new protocol was measured to ensure compliance with industry regulations."
Alternatives: "compliance level of" or "conformity measure of".
In that study, it was shown that adherence to airway epithelial cells varied considerably among strains of A. baumannii, while strains of clone II had higher adherence values than those of clone I [18].
In an attempt to find an easy and cost-effective measure of adherence, the value of the single measures as well as a combined measure of adherence was assessed by creating receiver-operating characteristics (ROC) curves, using MEMS adherence greater than 95% as the reference.
Under imperfect adherence, the value of RF was not diminished greatly from 1 (RF = 0.78).
The results of the current study indicate that canagliflozin adherence in a real-world setting is within the high level of adherence values in the Medicare star rating system.
A coaggregation between these Lactobacillus isolates and Salmonella typhi isolate SS6 could be suggestive for prevention of Salmonella typhi internalization into Vero cells in spite of showing high adherence values.
Percent adherence values were carried backward because adherence is calculated at the end of a prescription refill cycle.
Items denoting lower adherence were assigned a value of -1 (4 items) and those related to higher adherence were scored +1 (12 items).
As described in previous studies, for analysis of adherence a cut-off value of 80% was used for labeling patients as adherent or non-adherent [4], [16], [28], [29].
According to MDS (Table 1), women reported a poor adherence to MD (median value of MDS equal to 4), and only 8.2% of women were classified as with greater adherence to MD (MDS > 90th percentile of MDS distribution, i.e., >6).
An economic evaluation relating to the value of adherence to adjuvant tamoxifen is required to inform clinical and policy decisions on designing and evaluating interventions, which improve adherence.
