Sentence examples for adequacy increased from inspiring English sources

Kt/V, a widely used index of dialysis adequacy, increased in years 3 9 by 11%, 2%, and 4% in Units A, B, and C respectively.

Intolerance was associated with poor nutritional adequacy, increased mortality, longer ventilator dependence and increased length of ICU stay (P < 0.05) (Table 1).

Numerous studies have documented that an increased risk for death and hospitalization was associated with lower levels of dialysis adequacy, increased anemia, lower serum albumin values, and the use of a vascular access other than an arteriovenous fistula (AVF) for hemodialysis.

On-site determination of cytologic adequacy increases the accuracy of EUS-guided FNA (EUS-FNA); however, on-site cytotechnologists are not available to all endosonographers.

NASI's solutions--which provided the basis for reform now recommended by the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging--include options for boosting benefits adequacy, increasing the Social Security Trust Fund's solvency and benefit reductions.

However, I strongly hope that you will either agree to commence discussions with us now or remove all obstacles so that your shareholders can make their own determinations about the adequacy of our increased offer.

Anderson's argument is that Stewart et al.'s divorce study is better science than previous research on divorce because it is more empirically adequate and thus her argument is consistent with evaluation on standard constitutive/epistemic values accounts that have increased empirical adequacy are prima facie better accounts.

Clough argues that when viewed through an awareness of the gender structure of human societies, which generally require higher standards of cleanliness for female children than for males, this greater incidence of morbidity among females becomes evidence for the hygiene hypothesis and thus provides an opportunity for increased empirical adequacy.

Policy implementation increased nutritional adequacy and decreased energy density of meals consumed by students but did not affect participation in school lunch.

The second needle increased sample adequacy on three (11%) occasions.

Increased EN adequacy was associated with a reduction in infectious complication, particularly after 96 hours of ICU admission.