The phrase "additionally compliance" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas, and it would be clearer if rephrased.
Example: "Additionally, we need to ensure compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "Furthermore, adherence" or "In addition, compliance".
Additionally, compliance with the antibiotic prescription remains unknown.
Additionally, compliance with international regulations to document disease freedom may facilitate access to foreign markets.
Additionally, compliance and satisfaction with the intervention are evaluated by self-report; compliance is also evaluated via the therapist's report.
Additionally, compliance with muscarinic antagonists is poor; owing to its side effects (such as dry mouth, constipation and blurred vision) [ 23].
Additionally, compliance with treatment was monitored on a semi-weekly basis using a percentage compliance scale, with <70% adherence considered non-compliant at each time point.
Additionally, although compliance results from different social and medical practices were obtained in our study due to the inclusion of patients from different countries, no statistical analyses by country were performed because such analyses would have been very limited, particularly with so much variability in the data.
Additionally, better compliance and almost no side effects are achieved by short-term treatment.
Additionally, good compliance of CPAP in this case (average usage 5.3 h/day, Table 1) might strengthen the favorable effects on proteinuria.
In addition to the distinctive features above mentioned, RA patients from Latin-America are frequently uninsured, had a low socio-economical status and are less educated than RA patients from developed countries that may additionally impact compliance and outcomes.
Additionally, referral compliance was not verified, and the caregivers interviewed were limited to those caregivers with live children because of the additional sensitivity involved in talking to parents with children who had died.
The Faecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT) was proposed as a potential screening tool even though the sensitivity and specificity of this test were shown to vary considerably in different studies, additionally low compliance impose problems for the use of FOBT in CRC population-based screening (Hewitson et al, 2006; Burch et al, 2007).
