However, the monthly administration, which is feasible due to the long half-lives of the medication, could improve adherence and compliance to medication, which is a common problem in treating migraine [81, 82].
Werner and Ash express concerns that although performance measures do improve performance, many are designed to improve compliance to guidelines, which do not necessarily translate into clinical benefits [6].
Dietician efforts are hampered by poor compliance to diet which is a prevalent theme among patients treated with dialysis [ 14– 17].
Rapid onset of effect may lead to better long-term compliance to therapy which in turn has been shown to correlate with better treatment outcomes [ 23].
Coverage of employment protection is a specific aspect of this institution, determining, together with the level of protection afforded by the institution and also together with compliance, the degree to which this institution actually matters.
53 We also adjusted for the age at which the participants attended the 11-year clinic (where the 2D:4D exposure was measured) to account for compliance to clinic invite, which may be related to the outcomes considered.
Firstly, we discuss the contribution of joint compliance to dynamic locomotion, which highlights the importance of tunable compliance.
Current compliance can be set as low as 10 μA, and higher memory window can be exhibited at further increase of current compliance to 500 μA, which indicate current compliance control multilevel characteristics observed in this device [77].
None of the discussed techniques heuristically covers all the security features; moreover, they lack compliance to international standards which, understandably, undermines their credibility.
The FCC later extended the deadline for compliance to June 2, 2014, which paved the way for the FiOS Media Server's launch in 2013.
