Sentence examples for a valid basic from inspiring English sources

Although in particular cases, it is highly recommended to tailor the anaesthetic protocol to the individual patient's clinical condition, the protocol described in this case can be considered a valid basic approach to be adapted as necessary; moreover, considerable attention should be given to arrhythmias that develop during the procedure to provide timely intervention.

55% believed that the basic principle of Marxism, "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need," was a valid basis for an economic system.

I can see this as maybe being a valid option for basic users, but not so much for gamers and power users.

Our results suggested that self-assessment of overall knowledge of ART was a valid measure of basic ART training needs in a resource-limited setting.

"The facts about climate change have not changed, however, and politics are not a valid reason to archive basic explanations of science," the statement continued.

We therefore consider the present questionnaire to be a valid tool for measuring basic knowledge on EBP.

You'll need to provide a valid email address and basic information about your business to create an account.

The US method is a valid alternative tool for assessing basic architectural parameters of ST and BFlh components of the hamstring muscles.

First of all, the attending staff on the wards must possess skills in palliative care to make a valid symptom assessment and provide basic symptom relief.

HuffPost found that most of the cases filed by the Hoffman firm purportedly on behalf of clients lacked the most basic elements of a valid legal filing -- and that almost all had been tossed out of court by irate judges or withdrawn by the firm itself.

Taking the opposite stance, L.V. Keptert in the Sydney Morning Herald believed that, while the book was similar enough to Tolkien that it would draw the many fans of that book to Sword, it was only so on a most basic level, and a valid comparison could not be made between the two.