Sentence examples for an achievable level from inspiring English sources

UPF of the vaccine is assumed to increase coverage to the level achieved by the second dose of the diphteria, pertussis, tetanus (DPT) vaccine, an achievable level of coverage in the local health system (table 1).

Before 2013 the allowable oxygen content for grid injection was prohibitively low, but a change to regulations in 2014 raised this to an achievable level.

Again, one responsibility for the instructor is to be familiar with (or pre-assess) student abilities and to frame problems at an achievable level.

Further cuts might help, but markets long ago lost confidence that there is a politically achievable level of austerity sufficient to deliver the necessary Greek surpluses.

If a currently achievable level of 100 mg/kg FW is used instead (reported expression range is 20 200 mg/kg FW [ 29, 34, 35]), the costs increase to $1,210/dose and $430/dose when including and excluding facility dependent costs, respectively.

In health accreditation a standard is "a desired and achievable level of performance against which actual performance is measured" [ 1].

In the healthcare accreditation context, a standard is defined as "a desired and achievable level of performance against which actual performance is measured".

"The bar should probably be set at a rigorous but achievable level and be targeted and raised to the very highest levels, perhaps even 100percentt, over time".

We acknowledge that 100 μM concentrations of tocopherols used in cell culture experiments is not an achievable plasma level through oral administration in humans but could be achieved by other methods such as intravenous vitamin E-liposomes [ 24].

But thermal mass and internal heat gains also have a significant effect on cooling performance and the achievable level of thermal comfort.

Based on the results of the RENAAL study, it has been suggested that reduction of residual albuminuria to the lowest achievable level should be viewed as a goal for future renoprotective treatments (22).