All of this is not to say that fear or anxiety are irrelevant to our understanding of noncompliance or that our tactics should replace using relaxation techniques or exposure training.
One contribution of our approach to pediatric neuroimaging was our focus on task noncompliance as an issue worth addressing apart from other forms noncompliance.
For all patients, the exclusion criteria consisted of the following: age >35 years, severe obesity, multiple pregnancies, a gestational age at the GDM diagnosis that was >28 or <24 weeks, medical conditions or other concurrent medical illnesses, a previous diagnosis of DM, cigarette smoking, drug/alcohol abuse, noncompliance with our study protocol, and a previous use of any antidiabetic drugs.
However, the Litchfield Borough Board, which oversees the town's approximately one-square-mile historic district, wrote a letter to the Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 1 that denounced the Wadsworth-Beecher House project as "a violent denigration of our community," because of its noncompliance with local zoning laws.
The percentage of infants with partial prophylaxis in our study is consistent with noncompliance rates previously reported for the Medicaid population [ 2, 3, 10].
Others noted the need to store piped water if the supply is intermittent (Shaheed et al. 2014) which, as shown in our meta-analysis, may increase noncompliance.
"Further, our review identified certain instances of noncompliance with the requirements of the Rating Agency Act or commission rules".
We looked at the rate of compliance with our weaning protocol, the reason for noncompliance and outcome.
Although our study focused on reasons for compliance and noncompliance with advice to test for HCV, some noncompliant participants mentioned that they still intended to test.
Our understanding of the prevalence of task noncompliance within the pediatric neuroimaging literature is another area of weakness.
