Sufficient = very well or adequately; Not sufficient = with some difficulty, not very well or totally inadequate.
This however does not adequately provide sufficient evidence of efficient use of resources.
Traditional enteral feeding protocols do not adequately provide sufficient protein and calories to critically ill patients.
All trials did not adequately report sufficient information to judge baseline similarity, if co-interventions were avoided or comparable, or if there were any adverse events [ 24].
Alternative routes of vaccine administration should be thoroughly explored, sufficient adequately prepared trial sites for performing TB vaccine assessments are required and creative use of study designs should be used to expedite progress towards licensure while at the same time containing costs.
For evaluation, the lumen of the gastric body was adequately distended with sufficient air insufflation to obtain good images.
While each community the team visited was able to identify needs for their schools, they rarely possessed the technical and professional skills required to adequately mobilize resources sufficient to meet needs.
It is clear that sufficient, adequately trained CTC readers are needed; on average, inexperienced readers need training with at least 175 individual cases before they reach an acceptable sensitivity and specificity for lesions of 6 mm and larger [ 74].
It did not prove possible to resolve the separate lipid components adequately in a sufficient number of cases to permit this; therefore, chemical shift imaging may be a suitable alternative to spectroscopic imaging, permitting increased spatial resolution in future studies.
"I have made it a priority for the Financial Services Authority and the Bank of England to make sure that the UK banking system is adequately capitalised and have sufficient liquidity to deal with all eventualities.
