Sentence examples for compliance ability from inspiring English sources

The current study also explored the relationship between poisoning and a number of child developmental variables - fine and gross motor skills, language skills, compliance ability, positive and negative effect, independence, responsiveness and non-compliance.

The combination of the low-SES of residents and low-TMF and compliance ability of CWSs not only impacts mitigation potential and exposure levels, it can also result in significant economic burdens for poorer households.

An ACT program may increase patients' treatment compliance, ability to choose more appropriate solutions for their problems, and ability to adapt to their social and occupational environment, which may increase their integration into the community.

Mothers also described in Theme 2 concern that over-activity interfered with behavioral compliance and ability to focus; this finding adds additional insight into reasons why mothers may believe that a high activity level is problematic.

In addition, we analyzed the patient's self-evaluation of his or her health, the change in compliance, the ability to perform activities of daily living, the satisfaction with life and the self-reported heaviness of condition at admission as variables related to the achievement of treatment goals.

No treatment effects were detected for BOS at either 3 or 16 days of treatment (Fig. 3c,c′) and the compliance (the ability to perform more than 11 consecutive steps without stopping) was stable over time with approximately two thirds of the L-DOPA-treated mice exhibiting compliance similar to control animals, whereas only around 20% of the saline-treated MitoPark mice were compliant (Fig. 3d,d′).

Although their findings remain in compliance with the ability of FDT in detecting ischemic states, a crucial use of the FDT should be the ability of detecting potential funduscopic lesions prior to their occurrence, therefore allowing preventive measures to be taken.

OBJECTIVE: we aimed to differentiate the effects of three modes (A-Flex, C-Flex and 0- Flex) on CPAP compliance and comfort ability for randomized OSA patients.

Simplistically, lung resistance is a measure of the ease in which air flows through the respiratory structures, and lung compliance is the ability of the lung to expand or the "flexibility" of the lung.

Distensibilty reflects the mechanical load of the artery wall, and compliance reflects the ability to store volume (19).

Furthermore, these eligibility criteria were applied subjectively, with no objective measures of compliance or cognitive ability stated.