Sentence examples for evaluation of sufficient from inspiring English sources

Arguments of this kind had been relevant for the IARC (2012) evaluation of sufficient evidence that formaldehyde causes leukaemia, particularly of the myeloid type.

Following an evaluation of sufficient capsule support for IOL fixation in the ciliary sulcus, an OVD was injected in the anterior chamber and between the anterior capsule and the posterior iris.

We identified 128 relevant evaluation studies of sufficient quality, of which 79 studies were not covered in previous review papers.

Presented first is the result of the evaluation of a sufficient number of images, as explained in the previous methodology, in Figure 5.

According to the admission characteristics in the Internal Medicine department, the evaluation of a sufficient number of PNX, ARDS, and artificial ventilation patients was not possible.

However, we believe that, even in the worst case scenario (i.e., 68.6 cases of pneumonia over one year, consistent with the minimum estimation obtained from analyses performed on the Meher and colleagues' data [ 25]), it will be possible the evaluation of a sufficient number of events to successfully accomplish the INCUR study aims.

The clinical evaluation of sedation is sufficient to adjust the dose of MDZ required for sedation and efficient awake in intensive care units.

(1) The visual evaluation of representatives was sufficient to illustrate these concepts; in contrast, any real-world use of representatives for long-term study would need to be preceded by extensive evaluation of their characteristics.

In 2007, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget assigned the WIA program low marks for its evaluation efforts, suggesting that existing evaluations had not been of sufficient scope and rigor to determine WIA's impact on participants' employment and earnings.

No one has been awarded the "expert" designation for lack of sufficient evaluation data.

Among these, 186 (79%) had had an ECG at pre-transplant evaluation that was available and of sufficient quality for analysis.