The phrase "amount of adherence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or degree to which something is followed or complied with, such as rules, guidelines, or standards.
Example: "The amount of adherence to safety protocols in the workplace has significantly improved over the past year."
Alternatives: "level of compliance" or "degree of conformity".
To our knowledge, the correlation between specific amounts of adherence (whether measured on the ITAS or other instruments) and post-transplant outcomes remains unknown.
The valuable growth of personalized medicine that will result should not only reduce the amount of under-adherence but the amount of over-adherence as well.
The impact of non-adherence with medicines on clinical outcomes may vary by the amount of non-adherence and whether it is predominantly omission or addition of therapy.
But even understanding all that, "the amount of non-adherence is staggering," said Meera Viswanathan, director of the RTI-UNC Evidence-based Practice Center, a public-private institute that analyzes health care and health policy.
The results revealed that socio-demographic factors only explained a small amount of variance in adherence whereas illness representations and treatment beliefs were more substantial in explaining non-adherence to DMARDs.
Socio-demographic factors were found to explain a small amount of variance in adherence.
SC remained relatively consistent throughout the study showing the least amount of decline in adherence over time.
Included papers therefore had to provide a substantial amount of data on treatment adherence or non-adherence (not just brief descriptions of these within the wider context of coping with chronic illness generally).
This reflects the fact that the measurement window for all of these measures begins with a dispensing, and hence a certain amount of built-in implied adherence.
Some estimate of the amount of person time with optimal adherence may be useful, since this relates exposure to levels needed to achieve a biological effect.
