Sentence examples for availability of adequately from inspiring English sources

Increasing the hematopoietic stem cell content will improve the availability of adequately sized and matched cord blood units for transplantation.

Patients were included in case of complete records and availability of adequately stored serum samples for serological analysis (-80°C).

The availability of adequately filled VA was 85.6, 87.5, and 89.9% among children (0 14 years), adults (15 49 years), and elderly (≥50 years), respectively.

Ensure availability of adequately iodized salt: The salt industry must recognize iodization as a fundamental responsibility; governments must work with salt producers to improve their capacity; and producers must maintain and improve this capacity.

Lack of availability of adequately trained professionals in the justice sector and lack of access to legal representation are some of the most prominent problems in the justice system that may lead to violation of children's rights at various stages of justice proceedings, inadequate attention to the best interest principle and unfavorable outcomes for children.

In particular, this relates to the availability of adequately powered equivalence or noninferiority studies, the need for comparative data about the effectiveness in a real-world setting rather than the efficacy in a structured setting, and the use of health outcome measures instead of surrogate endpoints.

There have also been concerns that the rapid scaling-up of antiretroviral therapy aimed at serving about 170,000 Malawians will be constrained by non-availability of adequately trained nurses, clinical officers and doctors.

In our series, only a limited number of patients could be imaged with CEUS immediately after detection of the equivocal finding, as this depended on the availability of an adequately experienced operator; in the majority of patients CEUS was scheduled for a later date.

Second, cohort heterogeneities pose challenges to assessing model performance in that it is impossible to reflect all patient and population level differences in any analysis; the availability of data that adequately characterize heterogeneities within this study cohort remain limited.

Part of the reason for this might be, until relatively recently, the lack of availability of tools that adequately measure cough.

The limited availability of opioids, and adequately trained staff to prescribe, pose a significant challenge in meeting the needs evidenced by this study.