Sentence examples for likely compliant from inspiring English sources

The buffering capacity of the thin amorphous carbon layer lends credence to its use as the likely compliant matrix to curtail the volume expansion related cracking of silicon validating its choice as the matrix for bulk and thin film battery systems.

Rushed and disoriented, they were likely more compliant than they would otherwise have been, Dr. Burger said.

Its customers can also install the system on their own servers and networks, which are mostly likely already compliant with HIPAA and other regulations.

If we use DC as a model, however, the majority of policies are likely not compliant given the lack of support.

Participants significantly increased knowledge (p < 0.0001) and were more likely to be compliant with the guidelines at follow-up (compliant at baseline 58%, follow-up 79%, p = 0.002).

This potentially impacts the results as more motivated providers may have been more likely to be compliant with the training requirements and potentially perform better.

These cultivars are likely to be compliant with the grain Cd or As limits of the Chinese Food Safety Standards when grown in moderately contaminated paddy soils in South China.

Among the dimensions of illness perception, this is the greatest predictor of adherence to treatment (Phillips, Leventhal, & Burns, 2016) and, as per the Necessity and Concerns Framework, patients who believe in the necessity of medication are more likely to be compliant (Foot, La Caze, Gujral, & Cottrell, 2016; Ross, Walker, & MacLeod, 2004).

It remains controversial if patients with genotypes 2 or 3 who are likely to be compliant and to tolerate therapy should all be treated with PEG-IFN and ribavirin without a biopsy since the response rate is over 80% in adults [1] and there are no new therapies on the horizon.

Non-responders were less likely to be compliant to treatment (38%% vs. 88%%, p = 0.004).

In both cases, foreign-born individuals were less likely to be compliant than U.S.-born individuals.