First, make sure when you got in the car that you always closed the door appropriately – with sufficient strength to shut it but not so forcefully that it slammed; and, though you were meant to navigate, never ask where we were going.
"The government acted appropriately, but without sufficient sophistication".
The transmit antenna of EISCAT_3D needs to be designed appropriately to enable sufficient focusing for experiments on ionisation and breakdown in the upper atmosphere.
Early Warning Systems for hazards can be defined as "the set of capacities needed to generate and disseminate timely and meaningful warning information to enable individuals, communities and organizations threatened by a hazard to prepare and to act appropriately and in sufficient time to reduce the possibility of harm or loss" (UN/ISDR [2009], p. 12).
These include providing adequate resources and support, equitable access to eye care services and sufficient appropriately skilled health personnel [ 2, 4, 13, 33, 34, 176- 184].
In this way, RECs can ensure that important paediatric research proceeds appropriately and with sufficient protection of vulnerable participants, regardless of whether parental consent can be consistently or adequately obtained.
Substantial efforts are now underway to ramp up HIV/AIDS treatment in low and middle income countries, but there is a clear recognition that a major barrier to increased access is the lack of a sufficient, appropriately trained and mobilized healthcare workforce [ 2].
Once treatment has been established, less frequent review is appropriate but the care of the patient should be the responsibility of an appropriately trained specialist with sufficient experience of managing patients treated with testosterone.
Hong Kong Secretary for Security Lai Tung-kwok told reporters that police acted appropriately and gave students sufficient warning before starting the process of clearing the square.
A large body of literature supports the need to delay high school starting times to improve student health and well-being by allowing students an opportunity to get sufficient and appropriately timed sleep.
