Sentence examples for to which adherence from inspiring English sources

We estimated the degree to which adherence to a healthy lifestyle decreases the risk of renal and cardiovascular events among adults with chronic kidney disease (CKD).

To describe the extent to which adherence to Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) statement in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in adult traumatic brain injury (TBI) has improved over time.

Patients that used biologicals also used other synthetic DMARDs to which adherence could be measured.

Though we expected the rlr mutant to be attenuated in adherence, the extent to which adherence was reduced (98%) was surprising since it is known that strains without pili bind to epithelial cells, albeit less efficiently [ 35].

Future replications of this approach in similar organizations but without the support of the original promoters will shed light on the extent to which adherence can be maintained with less monitoring.

Since methadone-maintained drug users attend opiate agonist treatment programs up to six days per week, it is feasible to observe oral ingestion of daily ribavirin, to which adherence may be particularly important for achieving sustained viral response [ 7- 9].

We therefore did four additional per protocol analyses to investigate non-adherence according to less stringent rules, including an analysis in which adherence to TENS was defined without consideration of adherence to exercise (supplementary tables A and B).

The causal effect model aimed to emulate results that would be seen in a RCT in which adherence to 52 weeks of HC use was perfect.

To identify criteria for which adherence was statistically significant among the subgroups, we classified patients according to age, duration of disease, body weight, glycaemic control, co-morbidities and gender.

Ms. Sutton conveys a sense of jazz singing as an extension of spiritual meditation in which adherence to an ideal of balance, consistency and humility takes precedence over any technical or emotional grandstanding.

McCarron's apology was not surprising because of the stigma the word cheating carries in golf, a world in which adherence to the rules has always been a fundamental precept.