Sentence examples for entry adequate from inspiring English sources

Patients had documented progression before study entry, adequate performance status, and a good organ function.

Inclusion criteria were: age 18 75 years; histologically or cytologically proven, locally advanced unresectable, NSCLC; uni- or bidimensionally measurable disease; no previous treatment for NSCLC; World Health Organization (WHO) performance status ⩽1; ⩾12 weeks life expectancy; weight loss ⩽5% within 12 weeks of study entry; adequate haematological, hepatic, renal and respiratory function.

A risk of bias table will be generated with the following entries: adequate sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinding, incomplete outcome data addressed, free of selective reporting, and free of other bias.

A lower turnout would oblige Poland's parliament to take the decision on EU entry instead an adequate but inglorious way to seal the country's future, and one that would let Polish Eurosceptics blame scheming politicians for stealing their sovereignty.

The key problem encountered is the entry of adequate validated clinical information which is essential in this clinical trial type of validation methodology.

Requirements for study entry included: adequate hepatic function, defined as total bilirubin less than the upper limit of normal (ULN) and transaminases <1.5 × ULN; adequate renal function with serum creatinine 132.6  μmol l−1 and adequate bone marrow function with absolute neutrophilic count >1500 per μl; and platelet count >100 000 per μl and haemoglobin >8 mg dl−1.

It is unfortunate that some public universities have also been found to admit students lacking adequate entry qualifications.

An urgent need therefore exists for rapid detection methods to identify harmful invasive species in ships' ballast prior to port entry to provide adequate time for taking appropriate control actions.

The error rate was lower than 1%; thus, data entry was considered adequate.

Adequate entry-level rheumatology training is also important for PTs working in orthopedics as they are likely to see patients with OA or other types of arthritis.

Nick Malkoutzis is deputy editor of the Athens daily Kathimerini and editor of economic analysis site MacroPolis When Greece joined the eurozone in 2001, entry happened without an adequate public debate, without anyone explaining that the EMU came with a severe institutional framework and a rigid logic based on austerity and neoliberal ideology.