Sentence examples for considered ready for a from inspiring English sources

We enrolled 98 patients, admitted to the ICU for acute respiratory failure, who underwent mechanical ventilation and were considered ready for a weaning trial.

The move may also signal that Mr. Wagoner, who turns 47 next week, is not considered ready for it, a concern voiced by many on Wall Street.

Critics counter that only thirty-four per cent of those who graduated in June of 2012 were considered ready for college or a job.

College-readiness statistics, called "aspirational performance measures," released on Monday by the New York State Education Department, show that only 38.4 percent of New York City high school students who graduated in June are considered ready for college or a career.

The longest printing duration corresponding to a given splint part indicates the time at which the part could be considered ready for installation on a patient.

PSCAN is considered ready for use as a screening tool and also for following changes in patient distress throughout the cancer care trajectory.

By 1951 he was considered ready for the lead in a swashbuckler, The Prince Who Was a Thief, and was married to the starlet Janet Leigh, who later appeared alongside him in films including The Vikings (1958).

As soon as the developer concludes the technical solution of a request, before it is considered ready for validation, the solution is sent to a test by an independent team.

The questionnaire was considered ready for use after the rephrasing of a few questions to improve their clarity to respondents.

One of the weaknesses of this study is that a number of patients had been considered ready for conditional discharge for some time prior to this being introduced into Irish legislation.

This commentary, in conjunction with other lines of evidence in the literature, poses the question of whether NGAL as a biomarker of AKI can be considered ready for clinical routine use [ 2].