Sentence examples for compliant less from inspiring English sources
Because ARDS is not a homogeneous process, 43 a disproportional amount of tidal volume during mechanical ventilation is delivered to more compliant, less injured regions (the so-called baby lung), causing overstretch injury to previously functional lung.
From the univariate analysis, children who were poisoned were more likely to score as less advanced in terms of fine and gross motor and language skills and be less compliant, less responsive and less independent in their behaviour compared to controls.
Analysis of "Intention to Treat" include the data from patients who were non-compliant (less than 90% PT attendance and/or less than 90% scheduled use of SDS) or did not complete the study duration.
Due process made detainees more compliant, not less, Coleman said.
The White House staff and Cabinet are getting more compliant and less responsible as time goes on, precisely because decent, responsible people don't want to work for this president.
Why indeed go out of the house when one's buddy is far more compliant and less argumentative than the average Manhattanite you bump into on 72nd Street?
Franco realised that difficulties renting and the onerous conditions of home ownership produced a compliant population less resistant towards the regime.
Franco realized that difficulties renting and the onerous conditions of home ownership produced a compliant population less resistant toward the regime.
"You come home and what does the husband need from the woman?" "The husband needs from the woman softness instead of hardness, so happiness instead of anger, being more compliant and less dictatorial.
What she stands to gain in this power play are a more compliant army less beholden to neighboring Serbia and to military officers she doesn't like, and international approval that would bring loans and economic aid.
On the other hand, youth who participated might have been more compliant and less rebellious than those who did not, tending to bias the findings.
