Sentence examples for adequate to change from inspiring English sources

This study suggests that general knowledge about osteoporosis that young women learn mostly from television and internet may not be adequate to change their attitudes toward osteoporosis, which could result in changing of osteoporosis preventive behaviors.

Folic acid at only 0.5 mg per day was adequate to change serum homocysteine status, and to enhance antidepressant action, in females but not males.

The VAS is a widely used measure of pain intensity and has also been shown to have adequate sensitivity to change in pain associated with treatment across many populations and settings [ 24].

In consequence, there are differences in the interpretation of results of studies, meta-analyses are often limited because no core measure is used, and, importantly, some studies fail because they have used inappropriate measures without adequate responsiveness to change.

All of the four IOF QLQ domains, as well as its overall score, showed adequate responsiveness to change at almost every time-point, apart from the second assessment 7 days after the fracture.

While the SF-36 was able to demonstrate adequate responsiveness to change in the health status of patients treated for uterine fibroids, our findings suggest that the disease-specific UFS-QOL with its focus solely on UF symptoms was clearly more responsive with change score differences and effect sizes of a much greater magnitude compared to the SF-36.

The reliability of the different descriptors was adequate and sensitive to change and the NPSI may help select subgroups of NeP patients with different anatomical and mechanistic dysfunctions, and possibly different response to treatment.

The control-value theory implies that shaping educational environments in adequate ways can help to change achievement emotions other than anxiety as well.

"For years, New York City has locked people up without the provision of adequate programs and treatment to change their thinking and their behavior," the mayor said in a statement praising the coming changes.

Fast and aggressive fluid therapy and early adequate antibiotics are mandatory to change the lethality in severe sepsis and septic shock.

These indices have demonstrated adequate reliability, validity, and responsiveness to change.