Sentence examples for compliance number from inspiring English sources

++ MT Compliance: number of eligible patients for whom the data collection sheet is filled out; this value is considered acceptable if greater than 75%.

This study was approved by Beijing Institute of Genomics Institutional Review Board for Human Investigation under the HHS Federal Wide Assurance of Compliance Number 00014534 and IRB registration number IORG0005863.

Adherence to medication: self-reported compliance (Haynes-Sackett Test), validated questionnaire on extent of compliance based on clinical interview (Morisky-Green Test) [ 46], drug accountability (percentage of treatment compliance: number of presumably consumed pills/total number of pills that should have been consumed x 100).

Compliance (number of vibration sessions completed divided by the 39 possible sessions available to each participant) for those completing the three months of WBV exposure was 98.8% with participants taking, on average, 42 days over 13-17 weeks to complete the 39 planned sessions.

"We have been using the North Shore route, and our compliance numbers have been very, very high," Mr. Grotell said.

The shifting of IRS enforcement and the burden of additional scrutiny onto small and medium businesses has an impact beyond just the IRS's compliance numbers.

Compliance numbers were presented as the absolute number of athletes (and percentages) in each category.

A limitation of our study is that we had no compliance numbers available.

Website use compliance (eg, number of website logins, number of steps logged on the website) was assessed objectively at the end of 12 weeks through a backend tracking database made available by the website administrators.

Despite this, compliance (the number of procedures recorded by the NJR compared with the number recorded by the NHS) rose from 60% in 2003 to 100% in 2010 (England and Wales National Joint Registry 2012).

And the swift attrition was mainly achieved through voluntary compliance: the number of employers prosecuted under the law can be counted on one hand.