Sentence examples for enable sufficient time for from inspiring English sources

The questionnaire at two weeks will constitute a secondary follow up, and will enable sufficient time for delivery of the appropriate interventions.

The reliance on existing surveys to assess these changes, the fact that the endline survey data did not enable sufficient time for changes to occur in 4 out of 6 countries, and lack of a counterfactual for comparison limited the ability of this evaluation to comment on attribution of any changes seen directly to the IHSS programme.

This usually enabled sufficient time for the weak GF-TTMn synapse of shak-B mutant flies to recover.

The P. papatasi plates were washed, filled with 200 μL of wash buffer, sealed with parafilm, and kept at 4°C for 2 hours, thus enabling sufficient time for the P. argentipes and P. papatasi plates to reach the same point in the protocol and be processed together for the rest of the assay.

This is also technically feasible since tacrolimus is often initiated several days posttransplantation, enabling sufficient time to genotype the donor liver.

(Amde et al. 2012, p. 5) … succession plans are expected to be put in place two years in advance with respect to all rotating posts … to enable sufficient preparation time for both those incoming and incumbent.

A different approach was identified in SOPH-UWC where the Head of Department rotates every 3 5 years between senior academic staff and: … succession plans are expected to be put in place two years in advance with respect to all rotating posts … to enable sufficient preparation time for both those incoming and incumbent.

The chosen concentration range represents contrast agent doses that are likely to enable sufficient SNR for in vivo imaging.

This may for the first time enable sufficient dose delivery to the resection cavity and to remaining tumor cells.

The longer physical half-life of Cu compared to C (t1/2 = 20 min) and 18F (t1/2 = 110 min) enables imaging at delayed time points, which allows sufficient time for clearance from background tissues, resulting in increased image contrast, particularly for targeting agents that demonstrate long circulation times such as antibodies and nanoparticles.

"The Chauka compound is used only for as long as is necessary to prevent such events and for the shortest practicable time or to enable sufficient support".