"compliant results" is correct and usable in written English, and it can be used to refer to the outcomes of a process that meet certain standards or criteria.
For example, "The company's internal audit revealed compliant results, indicating that all procedures were followed correctly."
In each B-Prolog rule, the condition part represents the compliance conditions as defined in the corresponding regulatory requirement, and the conclusion part specifies the compliant result.
The effect of the intervention is weaker as expected in the ITT analysis than the CCA, indicating the difference between a pragmatic result (effectiveness) and compliant result (efficacy) of approximately 8 percentage points in test scores.
"In 2012 the FSA identified five cases where horses returned non-compliant results.
Table 5 presents how many days after treatment the CCβ concentration (lowest concentration resulting in 'non-compliant' results) levels are reached.
However, such immunoassays are considered as screening assays due to the risk of false non-compliant results and subsequent confirmation with instruments such as liquid chromatography (LC) combined with mass spectrometry (MS) is compulsory [ 8].
The screening assay proved to be suitable for screening OTA in wheat and cereal samples far below the low ML levels (3 and 5 ng/g) and at high levels after additional dilutions (e.g. 300 ng/g) and no false suspect or false-compliant results were obtained as confirmed by means of an in-house validated reference method based on LC-QqQ-MS.
If the women had not been compliant, our results would have been an underestimation of the real effect.
In a statement to the Guardian, it said: "Kaloti had shortcomings in the initial stages of the long multi-staged audit process … Our fully compliant final result was confirmed by Ernst & Young".
