Sentence examples for compliance to the programme from inspiring English sources

Sutton has praised his compliance to the programme but it comes down to timing: "I said I don't know how long I can keep training hard for, so I was willing to give it 100%," he said.

In interventions with unsupervised components, it is necessary that compliance to the programme is monitored.

Feasibility will be evaluated in terms of recruitment, adherence and compliance to the programme.

The present analysis indicates a low lost to follow-up rate showing a good compliance to the programme.

Secondary aims include assessing the acceptability of the intervention, compliance to the programme, process implementation, patients' satisfaction, evolution of biological parameters and the medicoeconomic impact of the intervention.

In accordance with the recommendations of Biddle et al. [ 94], patients will be offered a range of aerobic exercise modalities at these sessions (e.g. stepping, cycling, & walking/jogging) to promote enjoyment and to aid compliance to the programme.

The first objective is to assess variation in prevalence of the resistant PrP gene ARR and the compliance to the breeding programme at the farm level.

The data reveal that although the level of compliance to the breeding programme has been high, the frequency of susceptible genotypes varies substantially between farms.

The compliance to the intervention programme was difficult to assess, since the proprioceptive balance board training was performed at home, without supervision.

Quantitative data will be analysed according to intention-to-treat principles, 45 that is, in the analysis, patients will be assigned to the group to which they were randomised, regardless of their subsequent compliance to the intervention programme.

The compliance to the screening programme, in women who experienced an abnormal mammogram, increased significantly in time and overall adherence in women with an abnormal initial screen was significantly lower compared with women who received a subsequent false-positive screen.