Sentence examples for compliance consequently from inspiring English sources

Only the NIV-NAVA group demonstrated an improvement in the dynamic compliance; consequently, lower peak and plateau pressures were measured and lung injury was less pronounced in NIV-NAVA as proven by inflammatory reaction and lung histology.

The capillary territory still has a large cross-sectional area but a shorter length and decreased compliance; consequently, it may not represent the dominant capacitance in the pulmonary circulation.

The side effects and burden of anticoagulant treatments may contribute to poor compliance and consequently to treatment failure.

It is conceivable in this context that the vasculature of patients on high NE has less oscillatory capacity, which limits changes in arterial compliance and consequently on the deviation from the compliance obtained upon calibration.

The artemisinin-piperaquine combination has a simplified dosing scheme (2-day therapy) compared with commonly used ACTs (3- to 6-day therapy), which may increase patient compliance and consequently the efficacy of the treatment.

The use of supports under the ribcage and the pelvis of patients in the prone position (thoraco-pelvic supports) has been proposed as a method to improve the effectiveness of prone positioning by increasing abdominal wall compliance, and consequently total chest wall compliance – but the effectiveness of this approach is debated.

In each of these categories, evolution has occurred in the manufacturing and engineering of these products resulting in better therapeutic outcomes, such as enhanced safety, lower immunogenicity, increased half-life, improved bioavailability and alternative routes of administration.These enhance-ments should have a positive impact on patient compliance and consequently on treatment outcomes.

It was, however, not possible to independently determine whether this difference in the recommended time interval affected compliance and consequently the lack of extra detection of ⩾CIN3, as no follow-up data were reported for the control arm, nor have data for a similar group been reported in the routine screening statistics (The NHS Information Centre, Workforce and Facilities Team, 2009).

Adding to this the exacerbating effects of topical glaucoma medications on ocular surface aggravate the patient's treatment compliance and therefore consequently reduce adherence [ 37, 46].

Such adverse effects may result in non-compliance, and consequently, under-treatment and an increased risk of local and distant disease recurrence [ 40– 40].

The frequent unavailability of medication at public health facilities and the prohibitive cost at private pharmacies are significantly associated with non-compliance and consequently poor disease control.