Sentence examples for interpret compliance from inspiring English sources

How will judges interpret compliance with the civil procedure rules when there are no alternatives other than homelessness for some longstanding tenants who have previously paid their rent?

Under the dispute resolution Chapter 21, a panel of three nominated trade lawyers will have the power to interpret compliance with obligations in the AUSFTA.

BBC bureaucrats are not known for interpreting compliance orders lightly; and so a presenter who won praise from bosses for having "the fastest mind to mouth" in radio now records a once-live programme and double-checks his off-the-cuff comments.

This solution might have caused another biases, e.g. that observers employed by the hospital at which the observations were performed unwittingly interpreted compliance permissively.

By individually modifying the compliance parameter of the arteries in the model it is possible to interpret which compliance change situation better describes the observed differences in cardiac cycle profile in animal measures.

According to the compliance assumption, medication-related issues can be interpreted as compliance problems.

As a control, the most commonly recommended clinical practice of head of bed elevation was included in the survey and analyzed as VAP prevention measure 1. Accordingly, self-reported compliance with the target VAP prevention measures were interpreted as compliance with bundle-like VAP prevention measures under routine conditions.

Any failure to report an act of bullying, any delay in reporting it, any inequity in its punishment can be interpreted as compliance in the bullying.

Guzzo [34] and Xiao [35] did address bias, having two researchers interpret each videotape for compliance with maximum barrier precautions, and a third acting as arbiter, but did not blind physicians to the purpose of the study.

A vascular model is used to simulate changes in vascular compliance and interpret OCT results.

The trend towards shorter hospital admissions found in the excessive substance use group could also be interpreted as reduced compliance, as shorter admissions may be an expression of treatment non-compliance.