Sentence examples for compliance with selection from inspiring English sources

Two authors (ZT, EI) independently checked abstracts of retrieved articles on compliance with selection criteria.

The attorney general and the director of national intelligence would have to "assess compliance with the selection and the civil liberties and privacy protection procedures" associated with the collection every six months, and submit those assessments to the Fisa court and the intelligence and judiciary committees of the House and Senate.

Two authors (CMW and LW) independently reviewed studies for compliance with the selection criteria.

Faith and colleagues found an association between a mother's food choices for her child, the child's compliance with her selections, and the child's body mass index [ 13].

Such regulations shall permit the entity providing the navigation device maximum flexibility in the selection of means for compliance with section 303 bb)(2) of the Communications Act of 1934 [47 U.S.C. 303 bb)(2)] (as added by subsection (a) of this section).

To assess compliance with the study selection diagram requirement of the QUOROM statement, we undertook an empirical study of its use in systematic reviews published between 2001 and 2005 within the UK NHS Health Technology Assessment (HTA) programme.

Two investigators (MAG and MO) then independently reviewed the full studies and assessed compliance with the pre-agreed selection criteria.

We found good compliance with appropriate population spectrum, selection criteria adequately described, appropriate reference standard, and adequate description of index and reference standard.

This study aimed to examine the most important demographic and socioeconomic factors associated with diet quality, evaluated in terms of compliance with national dietary recommendations, selection of healthy and unhealthy food choices, energy density and food variety.

"We don't have a direct way of enforcing compliance with coverage, particularly in patient selection criteria," he said.

First, it is a retrospective study and may be subject to selection bias; compliance with institutional surveillance protocols is unknown.