The congressmen said that they had obtained internal documents, "including internal audit reports, from other sources suggesting that Wal-Mart may have had compliance issues relating not only to bribery, but also to 'questionable financial behavior' including tax evasion and money laundering in Mexico".
Some of these firms may not have compliance cultures.
In particular, since good patient compliance is a key factor in the successful treatment of any infection, the once daily treatment with prulifloxacin may have some compliance advantages compared to the twice-daily treatment with agents such as ciprofloxacin or co-amoxiclav.
Participating parents completed an anonymous online or telephone questionnaire, which elicited a range of information, including: the compliance of all family members with behavioural recommendations and pharmaceutical interventions during the quarantine period, and factors that may have influenced compliance such as parental leave entitlements and attitudes to the intervention.
This contact may have increased compliance, commitment and adherence with the program.
Although a reservoir bladder which is seldom used in adult patients may have added compliance to the circuit, it could have further confounded our results by sequestering test compounds or creating areas of stasis, both of which are undesirable.
We required verbal consent prior to taking biopsies, which may have reduced compliance with this procedure.
Just emphasizing the correct use of SDD may have improved compliance with hygienic measures.
However, people who live alone may not seek medical treatment or may have inadequate compliance with drug treatment.
Because the CGM data were blinded, women were unburdened by alarms or sensor inaccuracy, which may have assisted compliance.
