Sentence examples for reduce the compliance from inspiring English sources

"The overall effect of this final rule will be to reduce the compliance burden for hospitals and physicians," the administration says in a preamble to the regulation, to be published next Tuesday in The Federal Register.

The group also wants regulators to reduce the compliance burden on small firms thinking of going public.But the proposals fail to address the root cause of the industry's problems, which is that most venture capitalists have failed to find enough decent companies to deliver the returns they promised investors.

At each iteration, based on the sensitivity analysis all the free nodes are moved along certain directions to reduce the compliance.

Contusion can also permanently reduce the compliance of the lungs.

A long drying time may reduce the compliance of healthcare workers in applying the recommended amount of foam.

The volume load reduces the compliance of the compartment.

Conversely, in a patient lacking either expiratory flow limitation or activated expiratory musculature, any increase in end-expiratory lung volume could prove counterproductive, disadvantaging the inspiratory muscles and perhaps reducing the compliance of the respiratory system.

Quadruple therapy obtained by the association of PPI, bismuth and two antibiotics (AMX + CLA, or MTZ + tetracycline (TET)) is equivalent or little superior in the eradication rates, although reducing the compliance [ 3].

Lung elasticity properties are thought to be reflected in low oscillatory frequencies, while inertial properties are dominant in high oscillatory frequencies and are believed to reflect chest wall compliance or elastance, so the Xrs values in lower oscillatory frequencies that are more negative indicate increased lung elasticity or reduced the compliance.

Scenario A is the base case scenario; scenario B included a 50% reduction in contacts among care-taking parents absent from work based on scenario A; scenario C reduced the compliance to 50% from scenario A. The baseline scenarios gave an estimated 93 000–147 000 outpatient visits, 1 900–3 100 hospitalizations and 590 990 deaths (Table 2).

And fewer loopholes would reduce the exorbitant compliance costs.