Sentence examples for adherent over from inspiring English sources

Cells remained adherent over the time course, with no loss of viability (data not shown).

According to self-reported data, 90.2% (607/673) of children were adherent over 3 months; 51.5% (421/8 17 missed ≥1 injection over this period (mainly due to forgetfulness).

Less than half of alcohol-dependent patients obtain a refill beyond their initial NTX-PO prescription, and only 14% are adherent over a 6-month period; 32, 33 persistence with acamprosate and disulfiram is similar to NTX-PO.

Black patients were as likely as whites to initiate oral therapy and fill their first prescription, but experienced higher rates of medication discontinuation (HR: 1.8, 95% CI: 1.2, 2.7) and were less adherent over time.

Approximately 60% of patients with psychotic disorders experience difficulties being adherent over time or fail to take their medications as prescribed, with mean non-adherence rates around 50% [ 1- 3].

Using the VAS measurement, we found that one in four (24.9%) people taking ART were not optimally adherent over the preceding month, and a higher proportion (29.1%) were classified as non-adherent with the AACTG measure of 4-day on-time medication use.

The aim was to identify initially non-adherent patients and to investigate initially non-adherent and initially adherent patients' adherence over time.

It's an idea whose adherents over the centuries have ranged from socialists to libertarians to far-right mavericks.

With its populist score -- a deft melding of spiky contemporary harmony, jazzy bits and American vernacular music -- the opera has been gaining adherents over the years.

The case that Mr Miliband made in response to the budget – that the coalition is cutting too deep, too fast and too recklessly – already resonates with many voters and will probably gain more adherents over the next 12 months or so.

The resulting lichen has both the fungus' ability to grow by spreading adherent filaments over the rocks and the photosynthetic capacity to produce food from sunlight and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.