Sentence examples for threshold adherence from inspiring English sources

Calculation of such a threshold adherence will provide a useful benchmark to make necessary interventions to improve adherence.

The mechanistic model may be of use at this point to calculate threshold adherence, below which the drug will fail.

We recognize that any threshold for adherence is arbitrary.

The recommended target threshold for adherence in many programs is 95%.

With this threshold, complete adherence to a gluten-free diet will result in gluten intakes amply below 10 mg per day.

In sensitivity analysis, our findings were robust to a modified threshold of adherence, multiple imputation for missing data and aggregate level data pooling, but not to fixed-effects meta-analyses using generalised estimation equations.

Future studies need to be conducted in larger cohorts from clinics with a range of virologic outcomes in order to determine a threshold of adherence for predicting virologic response and to evaluate whether VL testing and GART could be limited to patients with better adherence.

However, landmark bronchiectasis clinical trials consistently use 80% as their threshold for adherence [ 17, 20] and the 80% cut-off has been shown to offer the optimal balance between specificity and sensitivity for self-reported, prescription refill and electronic pillbox adherence measures [ 19].

To determine if the findings were robust to the tidal volume and plateau pressure thresholds that defined an adherent ventilator setting, we reran the multivariable Cox model using different thresholds for adherence both for tidal volume (≤6.0 to ≤9.0 mL/kg predicted body weight) and for plateau pressure (≤25 to ≤45 cm of water).

Studies reported similar thresholds for adherence monitoring (e.g. 100%, >95%, >90% and >85%) and viral suppression was most commonly defined as less than 400 copies/ml.

Sensitivity analyses will be conducted with regard to thresholds for adherence, methods of handling missing data and fixed-effects meta-analysis.