The phrase "adherent using" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who is following or supporting something while utilizing a specific method or tool, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "The adherent using the new strategy was able to achieve better results."
Alternatives: "supporter employing" or "follower utilizing".
In an earlier study by Waterhouse and colleagues [ 3] in 24 patients receiving tamoxifen, 98% were classified as adherent using self-reports and 92% using pill counts, but only 69% by means of MEMS.
After diosgenin treatment (40 μM for 24 or 48 hours), apoptosis was quantified on pooled cells (floating and adherent) using the 'cell death' ELISA (Cell Death Detection ELISAplus, Roche Diagnostics).
A patient may appear to be persistent or adherent using the methods we applied, yet inconsistent dosing schedules or administration of drops that miss the eye, as has been documented in some studies [ 38, 39], may mean that some patients are not consistently receiving reliable coverage from the prescribed prostaglandins to effectively achieve consistent intraocular pressure control.
Disregarding social opinion, its adherents, using the natural (sahaja, "born with") qualities of the senses and stressing the sexual symbolism of Bengal Vaishnavism, reinterpreted the Radha-Krishna legend and sought for the perpetual experience of divine joy.
Participants were defined as either adherent or non-adherent using a validated medication possession ratio [ 34].
b Biofilm formation (BF) was classified as non-adherent (N), weakly (W -, moderately (M)- or strongly (S -adherent uS -adherentusingdescribed criteria [ 12].
Adherents use words such as "godsend" to describe its effect on their ability to focus.
While some tech-savvy adherents use Twitter to "micro-blog" from cellphones and BlackBerrys, as well as from computers, other digital natives like my teenage daughters and their friends have remained oblivious to its charms.
Although (gotta say it) I'm hearing exactly the same bitching about the difficulties of Linked Open Data — in more or less the same words — that Gopher adherents used to complain about how hard that newfangled WWW hypertext stuff was.
Working in teams, the Oslo School's adherents used questionnaires to investigate the meanings that ordinary people assigned to terms like "truth," "free enterprise" and "democracy". In 1958 he founded the journal Inquiry.
Fanzines are extremely diverse and intensely personal — some filled with rant, some with reason — and their adherents use the form much like a blog, to communicate and interact with like-minded people.
