Sentence examples similar to presuming adherence from inspiring English sources
This might be due to partial recovery of anti-HHV-8 immune function, probable infection by wild-type HIV strains and a presumed better adherence compared to previously HAART-treated patients.
The studies that are available use a variety of methods to investigate both presumed determinants and adherence levels, which makes it difficult to compare the results.
One or more presumed determinants of medication adherence were investigated Medication adherence was (one of the) main outcomes.
The aim of the current systematic literature review is to assess the level of evidence for presumed determinants of medication adherence and make recommendations for future interventions to increase adherence levels.
The current work reveals that few studies investigating presumed determinants of medication adherence among HF patients are available to date.
The current review is the first to systematically assess the evidence regarding presumed determinants of medication adherence and to employ a quality assessment and a best evidence synthesis.
It would be naïve to presume that intentional non-adherence is a myth and our study may not have reached those patients who stop taking adjuvant endocrine therapy without the knowledge of their clinician or who may already have been lost to follow-up for a variety of reasons.
A second approach is to take adherence to the presumed parameters for effectiveness, method co-occurrence (i.e., interactions between behaviour change methods) and contextual factors into account by modelling them in the analyses.
29 With optimal medical adherence, medical treatment is presumed to be superior to laser treatment; however a more realistic level of adherence may prove the other way round.
(Basildon Bond, we presume).
The base of voters that is helping to reinforce a return to nation-states (that are often based on ethnicity) and micro-communities is having a presumed golden age thanks to their unconditional adherence to the politics of a charismatic leader; something which never fails to recall the moral and national decline brought about by the golden age of fascism.
