Sentence examples for report on adherence from inspiring English sources

Trials tended not to report on adherence to the planned enhanced recovery programme.

Two studies found limited HL in Hispanic patients with HIV infection [ 15, 16] but did not report on adherence.

Most other studies measured adherence only by occasional observation, while eight cluster-RCTs did not report on adherence.

An early report on adherence to daily oral PrEP by HIV-uninfected partners in serodiscordant couples taking part in the Partners Demonstration Project in Kenya and Uganda shows both high adherence and frequent (unintentional) gaps and (intentional) breaks [ 80].

Next, in a large field test, we found that asking patients to report on adherence with their whole antiretroviral regimen produced similar results to asking them about individual medications.

The applicability of these guidelines outside the US system remains unknown, and reports on adherence to these guidelines are rare.

RCTs comparing once-daily vs twice-daily ART regimens that also reported on adherence and virological suppression were included.

Thus, for example, a publication that reports limited adherence to an intervention or describes that the spread of the intervention was unsuccessful receives credit for reporting on adherence and spread.

Taken together, these findings suggest potential long-term benefits of melanoma genetic test reporting on adherence to recommended sun-protection behaviors among unaffected members of high-risk families, with no decline in sun-protection adherence following a negative test result.

For those studies that reported on adherence, three took the additional step of investigating and reporting on continued consumption of untreated water (Boisson 2010 DRC; Peletz 2012 ZMB; Boisson 2013 IND) a source of exposure that could be masked by less direct metrics of adherence.

Studies were included if they met the following criteria: 1) study was a randomized, controlled trial, 2) individuals in the study sample had type 1 diabetes, 3) study sample included youth aged <19 years, 4) study reported results on adherence and glycemic control; and 5) study reported using an intervention with adherence-promoting components.