Sentence examples for adequate data on from inspiring English sources
Vaccinations rates dropped sharply in Britain after its publication, falling to 80% by 2004. 1 Measles rates have increased sharply in the subsequent years. 2 Wakefield's response to the allegations of fraud is that "in the absence of adequate data on vaccine safety" one cannot be confident in their safety.
Of the 27 eligible trials, 22 were published as full reports [ 61- 83], and five were available only in abstract or poster presentation form but provided adequate data on at least one outcome of interest [ 84- 88].
Only one trial (474 women: Mustacchi et al, 2003) reported adequate data on PFS to calculate a significant difference favouring surgery plus endocrine therapy (HR 0.65, 95% CI 0.53 0.81, P=0.0001).
But because we don't collect adequate data on adolescent girls globally, we don't know how widespread the problem is.
The I.R.S. has long complained it lacks adequate data on nonprofit groups because so many of them did not file tax forms.
I first present results of temperature calculations performed for all subduction zones for which adequate data on seismicity, relative plate motion and age of the descending oceanic lithosphere exist.
Without adequate data on the nature and extent of the problem it is difficult to formulate a policy to foster a culture of integrity that limits and discourages deviant behaviour.
Three studies were excluded because they failed to report adequate data, one was based on pediatric population, and one paper did not have comparable therapy groups.
Indeed, there is no agreement on how to define an 'optimal' dose, nor are there adequate data available on what that dose might be.
Particular attention should be paid to adequate data collection on the distribution of health workers generally, and front-line tuberculosis workers in particular.
A prospective, multicenter registration study is planned, enabling adequate data collection on all patients undergoing CGD for palpable groin metastases within a relatively small timeframe.
