Sentence examples for because of adherence from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the Labour leader Ed Miliband has made his own strategy clear: Argue that the recovery has been slower and weaker than necessary because of adherence to austerity, and that its few fruits will go to the wealthy, not to "ordinary Britons".

But nothing near a diagnostic breakthrough is likely to occur because of adherence issues.

The researchers questioned whether this is because of adherence issues or other factors, such as differences in PK or psychosocial barriers.

Arguably, this third group only exists because of adherence to earlier diagnostic criteria, and can be understood better if it is accepted that patients with sIBM may not show the currently considered canonical pathological features at an early stage of the disorder.

This accounts for the lower total cell count in these wildfire PM-exposed lungs, suggesting that either the wildfire PM10 2.5 may be especially toxic to pulmonary alveolar macrophages or that these wildfire PM10 2.5 create a condition in which macrophages are difficult to extract from the lungs by lavage, perhaps because of enhanced adherence to alveolar surfaces.

Two of these RCTs were excluded from further review because they reported on RCTs of a dietary supplement and two RCTs were excluded because calculation of adherence was not possible.

We used a high cutoff of 95%% for adherent versus non-adherent because higher levels of adherence at >95 % have been proved to achieve higher virological suppression [ 24, 25].

However, because the rigor of adherence to design/quality assurance activities cannot be quantified, a number of discrete levels of "rigor", which cover the credible range of integrity, are considered.

In addition, there is no consensual standard of 'good adherence', because the level of adherence necessary to achieve the desired effect varies between medications and between and within patients [ 36].

The most common source of bias was a lack of blinding of the outcome assessment; this is because the measure of adherence was frequently self-report.

A recent systematic review found that medical journal endorsement of CONSORT was insufficient to ensure the completeness of reporting [ 37], and two studies found that the quality of articles on studies of diagnostic accuracy did not notably improve when STARD was included in author guidelines, largely because of lack of adherence to those guidelines [ 41, 42].