Sentence examples for incomplete compliance from inspiring English sources

Incomplete compliance with the measures are increasing the chances that orbits become more "polluted" with debris, and increase the probability of destructive hypervelocity impacts.

Conclusion: The use of a standardized antibiotic protocol reduced antibiotic therapy duration and hospital stay, particularly in localized peritonitis despite incomplete compliance to the protocol.

Another major implementation issue in that trial, as in general for RRS, was an afferent limb failure [15], due to an incomplete compliance of the ward personnel with the MET calling criteria.

We found that 16 (44%) RCTs reported incomplete compliance information, meaning that despite the authors' attempts to report information about missing data, it was unclear whether missing data was informative of poor health status or avoidable.

For 16 RCTs with incomplete compliance reporting, it was not possible to determine their exact compliance rates, because it was unclear how many observations were included in the analysis or how many of the missing assessments were due to participant death or withdrawal (unavoidable/informative) as opposed to avoidable reasons.

Using standard population-weighted methods to correct for incomplete verification of disease status, we estimated that 86.2% of the potential underlying cases of CIN2+ may have been missed due to program failures; 27.8% as a result of incomplete compliance with follow-up procedures (e.g., colposcopy and biopsy), and 58.4% as a result of non-participation in the screening program.

The time-consuming, labor-intensive, and repetitive nature of the treatment strategies pose difficulty and set the stage for poor, or incomplete, patient compliance [ 19].

Even if clinical guidelines exist, disagreement among clinicians regarding the strength of the underlying data, and other factors, contributes to incomplete guideline compliance.

Second, even if the full potential of prevention cannot be achieved because of incomplete performance, compliance, and effectiveness, the benefits of aggressive but feasible levels of performance are still large.

While operating in the Atlantic, on 25 November 1924, she sank the incomplete battleship in compliance with the Naval Arms Limitation Treaty of 1922, and later that fall, conducted maneuvers as a unit of the Scouting Fleet.

Six trials [ 19, 22, 28- 31] excluded the cases who had incomplete data, bad compliance or drop-out.