Sentence examples for restored compliance from inspiring English sources
L-DOPA treatment fully restored compliance on both days (Fig. 2d,d′).
"Our decision to initiate a court-supervised restructuring will enable us to address our immediate liquidity issues, restructure our balance sheet and correct structural issues including reducing our high occupancy costs and restoring compliance with our debt covenants," the chief executive, Sheree Waterson, told Fortune.
The move is designed to enable the L.A.-based company to "address our immediate liquidity issues, restructure our balance sheet and correct structural issues including reducing our high occupancy costs and restoring compliance with our debt covenants," the company said in a press statement.
This coalition of military leaders has played a pivotal role in the effort to restore compliance with the Geneva Conventions standard for treatment of prisoners.
To test the hypothesis that a pulmonary maneuver designed to recruit additional alveoli (thereby decreasing atelectasis) applied before extubation can restore pulmonary compliance to baseline values.
The molecular mechanisms responsible for its ability to restore lung compliance were investigated with circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and 31P and 2H solid-state NMR spectroscopy.
MSC therapy restored respiratory system static compliance to a greater degree than fibroblast or vehicle therapy (Fig. 2b).
The results are indicative of the promising role of new mesh in restoring the lost compliance and pulsatility of vein-graft at high arterial pressures.
So the Hungarian government can say now that the Constitutional Court's power to keep the legal system in line with constitutional principles is restored, which should bring Hungary into compliance with the rule of law.
Hence, the respiratory system compliance would gradually be restored.
Acute infusion of relaxin restored cardiac output, systemic vascular resistance, and arterial compliance that were dysregulated by infusion of angiotensin II in rats [ 18].
