Sentence examples for adjusting compliance from inspiring English sources

Coexistence of nonvolatile and volatile resistive switching behaviors was demonstrated in Cu/amorphous carbon/Pt sandwich-structure memory devices by adjusting compliance currents (CCs) to control the size of Cu conductive filament (CF).

For example, the partial closure or adjusted compliance ratio (ACR) methods are required to obtain the best correlation of data.

Both the classical Elber's approach and more recent approaches based on partial crack closure concept (adjusted compliance ratio, ACR, and 2/π methods) were considered.

The adjusted compliance ratio (ACR), crack wake influence (CWI), and conventional Elber crack opening load approaches were considered, with the CWI approach reported in the literature generalized to allow a crack surface traction distribution.

Four different methodologies were considered to assess fatigue crack closure: (a) a node displacement method monitoring the first and second nodes behind the crack tip, (b) a contact stress method, (c) the traditional compliance offset method, and (d) the adjusted compliance ratio (ACR) technique.

These results indicate the need to adjust compliance for the hand guided system and to achieve the compromise that will attenuate operator induced disturbances while maintaining stability.

However, after adjusting for compliance with reporting guidelines, language restriction was no longer significantly associated with the AMSTAR score.

We also examined the relation of tidal volume and respiratory complications while adjusting for compliance and found that the tidal volume remained non-significant (see supplementary figure S3).

After adjusting for compliance with reporting guidelines, language restriction was no longer significantly associated with the AMSTAR score (beta =−0.89, 95% CI: −2.13, 0.36, P=0.16).

The finite element analysis provided the load displacement curve at various locations as is commonly done in experimental work, and the crack opening stress intensity factor (Kop) was determined with ASTM standard methods, Elber's method, and the Adjusted Compliance Ratio (ACR) method.

Continuous variables, determined a priori, included year of publication, percent dropout, age, baseline BMI in kg·m−2, and exercise intervention (length, frequency, duration, compliance, minutes per week, unadjusted and adjusted for compliance, and total minutes for the intervention, unadjusted and adjusted for compliance).