Note that patients without obvious hiatus hernia may still have increased compliance secondary to more subtle defects at the EGJ not readily evident using current radiographic or endoscopic methods of evaluation.
Ollinger et al. (2005) studied process control and sanitation compliance and used microbial count and/or defects of intermediate and final products in the US meat industry as measures of food safety (or its absence).
A precise compliance of the prosthesis to the osseous defect was achieved.
Obese individuals show decreased respiratory system compliance, which results in a restrictive ventilatory defect.
The type of osteosynthesis; The position and size of the soft tissue defect; The local vascular status; Patient compliance.
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Moreover, glaucoma specialists also take into account other data (age, life expectancy, severity of disease, compliance to therapy, neuropathy progression rate, risk factor, eccentricity, defect position in the visual field, etc).
For instance, some studies present methodological defects (small samples, short following-up periods, compliance not always high).
Auto manufacturers are required to notify the NHTSA within five business days of determining that a safety-related defect exists or that a vehicle is not in compliance with federal motor vehicle safety standards and to promptly conduct a recall.
Federal law requires all auto manufacturers to notify NHTSA within five business days of determining that a safety defect exists or that the vehicle is not in compliance with federal motor vehicle safety standards and to promptly conduct a recall.
