Sentence examples for consequently compliance from inspiring English sources

Greater predictive accuracy of mathematical models may increase trust, and consequently compliance with suggested control strategies in practice.

Electronic prescriptions are automatically documented in medical records and prescribing is an uncontroversial, uniform clinical activity; consequently, compliance with a prescribing target could not be influenced by GPs' propensities to record their clinical behaviours in medical records.

It appears that physicians and patients, with the notable exception of the Philippines, lack knowledge of the potential benefits of calcium and vitamin D supplementation, and consequently, compliance with the dosing regimen was observed to be insufficient.

Moreover, in the last few years several of the latter drugs have been combined in new formulations for clinical use in order to improve treatment efficacy and, consequently, the compliance of the patient.

It is therefore important to improve the impact of therapies on quality of life and consequently on compliance.

Moreover, when the patients realize that their adherence is constantly and carefully checked, they acquire a feeling of greater control and consequently higher compliance which contributes to positive effects that can be observed in the first few weeks.

Second, a monitoring function is integrated in the Health Portal to increase adherence to the intervention programme and consequently increase compliance with the lifestyle recommendations and sustainability of healthy behaviour.

The quality of the counseling, consent and screening process could be useful avenues to enhance healthy health care provider – client relationships, foster trust and consequently posttest compliance to recommended treatment (prevention) options [ 19, 40, 55].

This study shows how the crankshaft design and consequently the crankshaft compliance influence the EHD behaviour of the engine.

Clinical trainers are instrumental in teaching ethics and creating a culture of learning and sharing; which consequently promotes ethical compliance and error reporting [ 71].

The first error may cause drug resistance, while the second error increases the risk of side-effects and consequently low-treatment compliance and, thus, increased treatment failure.