Sentence examples for I compliance from inspiring English sources

Two effects of plasticity on crack-tip stresses are predicted: (i) compliance mismatch leads to stress intensity factor amplification or 'anti-shielding', and (ii) accumulation of plastic strains leads to increases in effective toughness.

This clinical audit examines (i) compliance with a locally adapted version of the FASTHUG[1] mnemonic, and (ii)suggests an updated version and template to improve its clinical utility.

Furthermore, the option for tailoring therapy among agents exists: (i) compliance, favoring once-daily rivaroxaban; (ii) concern for bleeding, favoring reduced-dose apixaban (2.5 mg twice daily); and (iii) warfarin alternative, favoring dabigatran.

After this session, they were asked to complete a paper-based questionnaire to assess (i) compliance with the study protocol for the measurement of markers, (ii) agreement between sonographers and (iii) intra-sonographer agreement in reporting markers (by asking a sample of sonographers to complete the questionnaire a second time).

The scoring system included: (I) compliance of the patient to BRAT, (II) functional outcome measures (FOM), (III) effect of BRAT on biomechanical measures (BMM) of swallowing (based on video fluoroscopic assessment) and (VI) quality of life evaluation (QOL).

As I go to publish this, the EverShare-enabled Live Feed is down (the company says it's doing "PCI compliance scans". Oops).

Technical requirements for BioXSD included WS-I compliance and interoperability with the existing frameworks: the ordinary SOAP and XML/XSD libraries.

Under these conditions, (i) expected compliance costs are invariant, (ii) the variance of compliance costs increases with the delayed compliance, (iii) equilibrium prices may not be unique, and (iv) the delayed compliance equilibrium may rely on "degenerate" prices not determined by marginal abatement costs.

"I want compliance, but I don't want to take everybody out and damage the markets," Williams said in an interview at his office in South Gate.

At this step, PAVA is screening all x i for compliance with monotonicity and re-estimates the regression shape under this condition.

Marston is best known in scientific circles for his creation of the DISC theory, which proposed that people demonstrate their emotions using the behavior types of Dominance (D), Inducement (I), Submission (S) and Compliance (C).