Sentence examples for compliance taking from inspiring English sources

Visualization of the thyroid in spite of a thyroid blockade is similar to what has been observed with other iodinated antibodies, while this could be due to poor compliance taking the SSKI, it is more likely that catabolized antibody released free iodine and a small percentage unblocked uptake is sufficient to be visualized given the sensitivity of PET.

40 Palatability may also affect compliance, taking penicillin V's bitter taste into account.

First, monitoring compliance (taking compliance) was plotted against refill compliance in a scatter diagram.

It is known that less than 5% of the dose of oral clodronate is absorbed (Fig. 1) [ 3] and this leads to problems in compliance (taking the size and number of capsules required to maintain a therapeutic dose).

Individualised counselling used the general principle of remaining as close as possible to the patients' preferences and nutritional habits, to increase feasibility and compliance, taking into account adequacy of nutritional requirements as well as sodium content.

In summary, independent monitoring using structured questionnaires identified that full compliance with iron-folic acid tablets (taking all tablets as scheduled) was 69% (191/276) and partial compliance (taking some but not all tablets) a further 16% (43/276) at the end of demonstration project.

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In humans, compliance takes three dimensions: mechanical, cognitive and social.

There will always be the process and enterprise performance management integration work to do, but if the SaaS compliance takes off, then the tension between best-of-breed and suite strategies will be dramatically reduced.

The patient suggests that the PN's agenda of ensuring compliance took prominence over the patient's own explanations and concerns.

That is in part because many countries are still in "technical non-compliance", taking an age to pass the national legislation and work through the bureaucratic procedures necessary to collect the industrial information that the convention demands.