Sentence examples for perceived adverse effect from inspiring English sources

The perceived adverse effect of weather changes (80% endorsed) is noteworthy.

Three (one from each ethnic group) had already decided to discontinue because their child did not like the medication or because it did not appear to be effective, or because of perceived adverse effects.

Although it was too early to establish the long-term health effects on tenants, it says that the perceived adverse effects of the bedroom tax – coupled with other welfare cuts, such as the removal of council tax benefit and tax credits – were likely to result in a greater demand among residents for family doctor and mental health services.

We assessed the relations between defense mechanisms and perceived adverse effects of ART in a population of 70 HIV positive patients.

Two people stopped malaria chemoprophylaxis because of perceived adverse effects.

Potential and perceived adverse effects were powerful factors associated with nonadherence or discontinuation of medication [ 30].

Since medication was a common treatment for tics and many parents and young people perceived adverse effects of medication, young people and their families may value receiving clear information regarding the rationale for using medication and its potential adverse effects.

26 A qualitative study in Piura and Tumbes in Peru also cited the quick lessening of symptoms and the perceived adverse effects of treatment as the main elements diminishing adherence.

The principal reason for non-adherence was the perceived adverse effects related to local humoral illness conceptions that hold that malaria produces a hot state of body, which is further aggravated by the characteristically hot medical treatment.

Reasons for this include the level of severity of the disease, the personal preferences of the patient, the financial profit of the pharmacist as well as existing or perceived adverse effects related to generics in specific disease types [ 9].

The importance of perceived adverse effects were also a main reason for non-adherence in a study carried out in the province of Esmeraldas in Ecuador, in which adherence was estimated at 65.9% based on direct interviews, including clinically confirmed vivax and falciparum patients.