Sentence examples for reliable compliance from inspiring English sources

Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, who has been critical of the S.E.C., said in a statement that "without a reliable compliance system, the S.E.C. can't know whether this is an isolated incident or a widespread problem".

Reliable compliance is necessary to prevent damage to vessel walls, which may be caused by over-inflation.

Its success depends on careful patient selection, surgeon's experience, reliable compliance of back-up contraception, and observance of the 3-month follow-up [2].

The aim of this paper is to define a reliable compliance between methods defined on a statistical approach basis (weighted kappa coefficient κw), which will allow to determine the CA value based on straightforward tests, such as water drop penetration time (WDPT) and molarity of an ethanol droplet (MED).

This enables the achievement of reliable compliance testing of food/feed commodities which is of paramount interest to ensure their unrestricted global trade.

This may have resulted in overestimating the use of controller medication, given the literature documenting failure to adhere to medication use even with a prescription [ 42], but reliable compliance data were not available from the HPHI study population and literature values would not be well aligned with the available data.

Future studies using records of CPAP machine would be more reliable regarding compliance of CPAP usage.

Products based upon such a technique would add a reliable testing, compliance adherence, and risk management component to sterilization and disinfection tasks, greatly improving on current practice.

The MTD coils have an adjustable stiffness that provides reliable dynamic compliance matching the viscoelastic properties of the obstructing thrombus being retrieved, thereby facilitating control of gripping forces on the obstruction while reducing circumferential contact of the device with the blood vessel endoluminal surfaces.

Square is committed to offering merchants a way to accept electronic payments that are secure, reliable and in compliance with the security standards for the global payments industry".

We argue that the U.S., which is in the midst of designing a national regulatory system, should not rely on offsets to provide a reliable ceiling on compliance costs.... Offsets can play a role in engaging developing countries, but only as one small element in a portfolio of strategies...