Sentence examples for adequacy balance from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the observation that initial DVT accompanied by PE is a risk factor for recurrence of DVT 57 also fits this theme: PE, by affecting oxygen transfer, has prospects to tip the energy adequacy balance, particularly in settings of energy compromise from other sources.

Nonetheless, in each case, whether three or five strata were used, the first two moments of the propensity score between SU and GMW observations were compared within each strata to further check for adequacy of balance.

10 Although we did not actually assess for imbalance at baseline, one previous review found that three of 36 cluster randomised trials published in the BMJ, Lancet, and New England Journal of Medicine from 1997 to 2002 had evidence for cluster imbalance, while in 15 the adequacy of balance was deemed unclear.

Additionally, by tracking features related to Fried's operational definition of frailty during the ICU stay (such as weight, nitrogen balance, adequacy of caloric supplementation, walking distance, upper extremity strength and self-reported exhaustion), one may be able to create an objective measure of healing that to date is limited to serial administration of admission prognostic scores [ 14].

The taxonomy, the core of an ontology, is a delicate balance between adequacy considerations, minimal commitments and implementation concerns.

Four major aspects of the diet are assessed: variety, adequacy, moderation and overall balance, each with subcomponents.

The Victorian Liberal said the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, was fully aware of Australia's responsibilities with offshore detention but, he added, when governments moved to contract out responsibility for the management of the centres the adequacy of checks and balances was called into question.

Regarding the contingency analysis on adequacy risk assessment, the capacity balance between the generation and the load demand is important.

It is shown that the adequacy of the standard population balance equation hinges on the largeness of the population which depends on the nature of the agglomeration kernel.

Based on current dietary intake recommendations and a recommendation to limit sedentary activity in preschoolers, an overall diet quality index for preschoolers (RC-DQI) incorporating a component for energy balance to measure adequacy of nutrition for growth, development, and disease prevention was developed.

In particular, neither seems equipped to answer how exactly simplicity ought to be balanced against empirical adequacy.