The phrase "adherence was achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that compliance or commitment to a particular standard, guideline, or protocol has been successfully met.
Example: "After several months of training, adherence was achieved to the new safety protocols implemented in the workplace."
Alternatives: "compliance was attained" or "commitment was realized."
In the second study, a significant increase in antidepressant adherence was achieved by providing physicians with a list of non-adherent patients, guidelines, and feedback on their prescribing, along with mailing educational information to patients initiating therapy and reminder letters to non-adherent patients [ 27].
Neutrophil adherence was achieved by plating a suspension of sorted neutrophils in seahorse assay media with 2 mM glutamine and 25 mM Glucose and spinning at the lowest acceleration to 45×g followed by natural deceleration.
Thus, regular adherence was achieved by 85% of the participants.
Optimal treatment adherence was achieved in only 33% of the blood assessments.
Although those patients offered financial incentives were more likely to have 95% or more adherence, practically complete adherence was achieved in only 28% of these patients.
Clinical trials have shown that preventive treatment reduced infection rates by more than half when strict adherence was achieved [ 14, 35].
If high adherence is achieved in that trial and it is demonstrated that diaphragms can prevent cervical STIs or at least GC, then there may be a public health benefit of adding the diaphragm to the prevention method mix to address the risk of STI among at-risk women.
This adherence is achieved through quality control.
Reduction of cell cell adherence is achieved via the transcriptional repression and delocalization of cadherins [ 11, 12].
The literature suggests that a better quality of patient care and patient outcomes such as coping with illness and treatment adherence are achieved when preferences are met.
This interesting experiment, which not only used patients as their own controls but which was also able to hold diet constant between experimental conditions, shows that caloric restriction alone can achieve results comparable to RYGB if dietary adherence is achieved.
