Sentence examples for change of compliance from inspiring English sources

The rational failure analysis procedure, evaluating the loading conditions at a crack part considering change of compliance of the piping system with crack extension, was proposed.

A concomitant decrease in percentage change of compliance was seen in LPS-treated animals compared to healthy controls, with again a significant increase in the animals ventilated with oxygen (Figure 3D).

In a range of 8 mbar (4 PEEP steps), the maximum relative change of compliance was only 2% (1%; in relation to maximum compliance).

Unfortunately, this goal is hardly achievable due to the divergence and frequent changes of compliance sources and the differences in perception and expertise of the involved stakeholders.

This simulation did lead to changes in pulsatility mimicking the experimental observations (i.e. variations between small and large vessels) but a large change of the compliance parameter was required to create a small pulsatility difference between smaller and larger vasculature.

Because regulations are subject to change, a culture of compliance is cultivated by more than once-a-year training.

This tendency leads to dysfunctional behavioral consequences such as procrastination, resistance to change and lack of compliance with medical recommendations [ 26].

The interaction term, study group × intervention period, was used to statistically test the null hypothesis that the change in probability of compliance was equal in the two study groups.

Through analyzing the changes of drivers' compliance rates and vehicles' lane-changing times under Variable Message Sign (VMS), M2 was proven to be more effective in alleviating traffic jam in the morning and evening peak periods and bring a higher compliance rate.

The changes in average normalized strains developed in the constructs from UEI compared well with the changes of mean compliance from compression tests and histology.

The initial software version adjusted every 10 minutes for changes of vascular compliance, resistance and impedance.