Sentence examples for definitions of adequacy from inspiring English sources

We will discuss the definitions of adequacy, comprehensiveness, and representativeness in Section IV.

Thirdly, we have confirmed that our definitions of adequacy and inadequacy are strong independent factors for recurrence independent of pathology (Table 2).

Furthermore, the underlying pathogen may remain unknown and alternative definitions of adequacy such as guideline adherence [ 3, 34] need to replace the microbiological definition of adequacy anyhow.

An item was classified as inadequately reported if the reporting was unclear (i.e. some useful information provided, but insufficient detail to meet the definition of adequacy) or absent (i.e. no useful information provided) (Table 1).

A definition of "adequacy" was not provided to participants.

One of the limitations of this study may be the lack of a definition of adequacy of abdominal echographies.

This confirmed the validity of the definition of adequacy of treatment as an important independent predictor of recurrence.

As the purpose of this study was to focus on antimicrobial therapy, fungi were not included in the definition of adequacy.

Importantly, the definition of adequacy in this study was based purely on microbiological criteria and did not take yeasts into account.

The definition of adequacy is based purely on microbiologic criteria and a priori assumptions and does not take yeasts into account.

We suggest that the current trend for prescribing chemotherapy using an estimated body surface area is insufficiently precise to ensure that all patients receive a sufficient dose, and that our data support a pharmacodynamic definition of adequacy being that which induces modest neutropenia.