The phrase "adherent group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who support or follow a particular belief, ideology, or leader.
Example: "The adherent group gathered to discuss their shared values and goals for the upcoming campaign."
Alternatives: "supporting group" or "following group".
Therefore, we categorized the adherence level into two groups based on the above criteria- Adherent:Group A : >95% adherence; Non-Adherent:Groups B/C: <95% adherence.
Results of the protocol adherent group will be compared with non-adherers in each group, that is, those who did not meet the adherence recommendations.
Among those with partial adherence to metformin, weight loss was intermediate between the highly adherent group and those on placebo.
Significantly fewer recurrent ankle sprains were found in the fully adherent group compared to the group that was not adherent (relative risk = 0.63; 95% CI: 0.43 0.99).
The results indicated that the adherent group had fewer health problems and more resources for coping with stress, possessed a stronger belief that their own behaviors controlled their health status, and had higher life contentment compared to nonadherent participants.
MMAS score was significantly higher (P<0.001) in the adherent group (2.7±1.2) compared to the non-adherent group (1.7±1).
In this study, the inability to get enough and/or quality food was about 2.1 times higher in the non-adherent group which shows a significant association with non-adherence to ART.
Therefore, it seems evident that higher severity, as measured by theuse of corticosteroids in the non-adherent group is not an explanation for lower 5-ASA adherence in that group.
If this hypothesis was true, we would expect corticosteroid use to be greater in the non-adherent group.
For the orthoses intervention, age classified participants into the adherent or non-adherent group with an accuracy of 62.1% following validation (Wilks' λ = 0.93; p = 0.014).
The support threshold for each group is set to 0.6, meaning each discovered frequent itemset had occurred in at least 60% of participant records in each adherent or non-adherent group.
