Sentence examples for methodologies of adherence from inspiring English sources

Methodologies of adherence measurement were analyzed and reasons for nonadherence were identified in the geopolitical zones in the federal republic of Nigeria.

In contrast to our review, McDonald et al. [ 10] conducted a descriptive review of the included studies instead of a quantitative summarization (i.e., meta-analysis) of findings across studies because of the heterogeneity in the methodology of adherence-enhancing intervention studies.

15 We identified considerable variations in the definitions and methodologies of how adherence was measured in the studies, the major issue being the lack of agreement in terminology and methodologies for measurement of therapy course and outcome, making difficult a comparison of the results of studies assessing this issue.

Much of the difference between these estimates is most likely due to the use of a 180-day versus 365-day adherence rate measure, reinforcing the importance of using consistent methodologies to compare measures of adherence across different studies.

In this context, the findings of Waterhouse et al (1993) must also be considered; they examined the influence of methodology on the categorisation of adherence to tamoxifen therapy and found that self-reported adherence fairly consistently underestimates non-adherence as determined by more objective measures, such as pill count and microelectronic monitoring.

Much of the research has focused on the prevalence and predictors of adherence, research methodologies, and the development of measures of adherence.

We describe the methodology of the Telehealth Enhancement of Adherence to Medication (TEAM) trial for medication nonadherence in pediatric inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

These methods can best be used in combination to maximize the sensitivity and accuracy of adherence measurement, this methodology is called 'triangulation' [ 5, 13].

Marginal structural models and targeted maximum likelihood estimation methodologies were used to determine the effect of adherence to antiretroviral therapy on the probability of virologic failure during early and late viral suppression.

Against this pluralistic view, some advocates of feminist science define it in terms of adherence to specific ontologies and methodologies expressing a "feminine" cognitive style (Duran 1991, Keller 1983, 1985a).

In addition, a separate calculation of adherence patterns was conducted using the methodology proposed by Wu et al. who investigated TNF inhibitor discontinuation rates and treatment patterns in a US setting [13].