Sentence examples for be sufficient for adequate from inspiring English sources
A lower carbohydrate level (180 g kg−1) may not be sufficient for adequate energy utilization by opihi and part of the energy needed may be catabolized from protein, therefore it may reduce the optimal use of dietary protein for somatic growth.
Stimuli were presented for 1 sec, as piloting showed this to be sufficient for adequate performance, on a computer monitor of background luminance approximately 50 cd/m.
From this, it follows that the actual sample size of the PROMO study should be sufficient for adequate statistical power, taking potential effect modification into account.
A single vaccination in the second year of life might be sufficient for adequate protection, whereas a minimum of 2 doses seems necessary when starting in early infancy [ 17, 18].
This reduces the amplitude of the flow reserve, so that if needed, flow reserve may not be sufficient for adequate supply of the end organ, which may in turn lead to symptoms such as angina pectoris in the heart [ 53, 54].
The possibility that, despite very high levels of platelet inhibition achieved by ticagrelor, this treatment may not be sufficient for adequate protection against ischemic events in patients with DM has been raised previously, along with the possible requirement of other therapy, beyond the antiplatelet, antithrombin, or long-term anticoagulation one (3).
Average WTP was sufficient for adequate headache treatment and correlated with illness severity.
While the abundance of this particular photon is only 11%% of all disintegrations, when using therapeutic amounts involving up to 10 GBq of radionuclide, the photon flux is sufficient for adequate imaging to be performed.
However, serial processes can lead to efficient processing if information from only one image is sufficient for adequate judgments and the additional image is redundant and potentially unnecessary (Neriani et al., 2008).
In the paediatric recipient population, for example, it has been shown that transplant of the just the left lateral segment from a living adult donor is sufficient for adequate recipient liver function; however, this is not the case in the adult recipient population [27].
About 150 cities are sufficient for adequate coverage of the major world regions.
