Sentence examples for successful compliance from inspiring English sources

A review of the performance of 52 constructed wetland sites from 17 local authorities aimed to identify the best performing types of constructed wetlands and the treatment factors determining successful compliance with environmental standards.

Even a year's worth of successful compliance by those patients facing on-going conditions such as diabetes would prove beneficial to patient and insurer.

Nowadays, the therapeutic alliance seems to be the most influential factor related to successful compliance and adequate adherence to the schizophrenia treatment [ 16, 26, 28, 43, 69].

Out of the cats originally put on insulin treatment, only one had been put down after a non-successful compliance.

Given that children and patients may experience anxiety with the scanner environment, preventing participation, and that they have a higher risk of motion artifact, resulting in data loss, successful subject compliance and data acquisition are not trivial tasks.

Likewise, the scale up of successful treatment compliance pilots can only happen in close coordination with public sector programmes that provide free diagnosis and treatment to significant fractions of patients with HIV/AIDS or TB [ 28, 29].

Those who are successful in meeting compliance guidelines could gain credibility and possibly expand their business by documenting innovative and cost-effective means of compliance and sharing them with others.

We therefore believe that the implementation of the QRF can be successful (meaning full compliance of EDs) as long as the Inspectorate closely monitors actual implementation of hospitals.

Overall we found our methods successful with good compliance, endorsing our use of the MRC Framework and this trial design.

Therefore, we would suspect either that these depressed elders were resistant to bright light effects or that we were less successful in obtaining compliance than we realized.

Their research stressed that integrating nurses' views and observations into the decision would lead to more successful outcomes in compliance with resuscitation decisions.