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Meanings of poor adherence in English

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Usage of poor adherence in English
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Authorities have blamed people's poor adherence to social distancing for the rise.
Reuters
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Conclusions: Outpatients with respiratory infections treated with antibiotics showed poor adherence outcomes.
Pubmed
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This is a huge barrier and often leads to poor adherence from patients.
The South African
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Odds of poor adherence increased for women, African Americans, mania, and hazardous drinking.
Pubmed
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She said the high rate of HIV infections is likely due to poor adherence.
Reuters
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We conclude that HIV-infected adolescent women experience HIV stigma and poor adherence over time.
Pubmed
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Viral suppression was below the UNAIDS target suggesting poor adherence and potential ART resistance.
Pubmed
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She had poor adherence to anti-retroviral therapy (ART) due to gastrointestinal troubles.
Pubmed
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Such research could also potentially help address problems such as poor adherence and psychotherapy drop-out.
Pubmed
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Age, posttransplant malignancies and poor adherence are significant predictors of mortality in the survival analyses.
Pubmed
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Despite the effectiveness of drug therapy in diabetes management high rates of poor adherence persist.
Pubmed
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The clinically used concentrations are toxic and lead to cell atrophy, poor adherence, or death.
Pubmed
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Methods: Through prospective assessment, 147 patients with celiac disease were divided into good and poor adherence.
Pubmed
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Adherence was high for daily and fixed intermittent dosing; post-coital dosing was associated with poor adherence.
Pubmed
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In multivariable models, greater insight into medication was negatively associated with both measures of poor adherence.
Pubmed
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Most patients had poor adherence to a GFD.
Pubmed
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Poor adherence across language varieties
United States of America
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