Sentence examples for compliance indicated from inspiring English sources

An examination of subject compliance indicated that many subjects failed to collect the timed salivary collections as instructed.

There were eight items for which there was less than 30% overall compliance (indicated with an asterisk in table 2).

An older but nicely designed systematic review on the association between dose and medication compliance indicated that compliance dropped from 79%±14% with one daily drug to 51%±20% with four daily drugs.

This author finds it reasonable to speculate that when iNPH patients present with both impaired intracranial compliance (indicated by high ICP wave amplitudes) and impaired cerebrovascular pressure regulation (indicated by positive MWAABP/MWAICP correlation), the response to shunting is primarily determined by the improvement in intracranial compliance following CSF diversion.

Difference scores between compliance estimate and actual compliance indicate that additional information did not improve estimation accuracy, neither did it increase participants' confidence with their estimate.

The results revealed that the weighted kappa coefficient, when assumed as a measurement of an observer's compliance, indicates a strong relationship (κw = 0.84) between the average CA (CAav), measured with the sessile drop method, and the median value of the WDPT (WDPTme).

Increased lung resistance and decreased lung compliance indicate the lung has lost "flexibility" or has become "stiffer" due to fibrous tissue, and in the case of an asthmatic episode, cellular infiltrates, edema, and bronchi constriction.

This change in lung volume accompanied by compliance indicates recruitment or derecruitment.

Increase in arterial oxygenation in conjunction with greater pulmonary compliance indicates recruitment of previously nonventilated lung areas.

It is relevant to note that the clinic's success rate per cycle (first and second cycles) was not associated with subsequent compliance, indicating that the clinic's efficacy does not dictate the compliance of their patient, despite strong beliefs within clinical communities that patients leave clinics with lower success rates (Marcus et al., 2005).

Independent research carried out for the Access to Nutrition Foundation in Vietnam and Indonesia revealed numerous examples of non-compliance indicating that all of the companies' management systems are in need of an overhaul.