Sentence examples for sufficiently complied from inspiring English sources

These findings were confirmed by additional analysis of the patients who sufficiently complied with the treatment schedule (the 80/80/80 rule).

To compare the pure treatment effects by two PEG-IFNs, 286 patients with genotype 1 and 185 patients with genotype 2/3 who sufficiently complied with the treatment schedule (80/80/80 rule) were additionally analyzed (Table  3).

Additional analysis was performed in patients who sufficiently complied with the treatment schedule (the 80/80/80 rule) in terms of anti-HCV treatment to estimate pure treatment effects.

In additional analysis for 480 patients who sufficiently complied with treatment doses and duration (80/80/80 rule) and propensity-score matched analysis, SVR rates were not different between two groups both in patients with HCV genotype 1 and 2/3 (all P-values >0.05).

Comments from The Economist and from Richard Black of the BBC have noted the paper's failure to communicate urgency and the implication that participating nations would voluntarily and sufficiently comply.

The authors noted, however, that in many of the studies that they examined, the discharge strategies did not sufficiently comply with the quality standards of good clinical practice (i.e. at least one meeting of the patient and all individuals involved in the network prior to discharge from inpatient care).

To achieve this objective, it is significant to recycle WEEE sufficiently to comply with regulations regarding WEEE management, and to implement green design and cleaner production concepts within the electronics industry to comply with the upcoming EU and China legislation in a proactive manner.

Yet these very people will soon have to make difficult judgements about whether people have complied sufficiently with the new regime of work-focused interviews and action plans to deserve benefit payments.

Overall, 79% of patients complied sufficiently both to treatment and re-examinations.

In this case, nobody seriously doubted that the Iraqis had been pursuing their weapons programs, or believed that they would comply sufficiently with the resolution to satisfy the Bush Administration.

The court's grand chamber had thought that powers to release whole-lifers on licence were not sufficiently certain to comply with article 3 of the human rights convention, which bans "inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment".