Sentence examples for for adequate preparation from inspiring English sources

Maradona had put his faith in motivational slogans, but they were no substitute for adequate preparation.

Unfortunately, we were not able to fully use this time for adequate preparation of the patient to the liver resection because of the bleeding from the erosive defect of the right hepatic artery to be diagnosed at the tenth day after the endoscopic decompression.

The rule here is to leave yourself more than enough time for adequate preparation.

The need for adequate preparation for new employees both in terms of living and working environment, support for carrier advancement and in-job training were concerns raised by informants and viewed as contributory factors for improving health workers' performance in providing quality maternal care.

Of 20 participants, 16 were male, eight were in the age group 45 49 years, 11 were lecturers in different clinical departments and seven had 15 19 years of teaching experience (Table  1).> The participants emphasized the need for adequate planning and preparation for implementing the new experience that should include preparation of infrastructure, faculty members and students.

Rates of preconception counseling in women with diabetes remain low despite the recognized importance of adequate preparation for pregnancy in national guidance (1, 2).

Preconception counseling rates and indicators of adequate preparation for pregnancy were low compared with national standards (1), but are consistent with findings reported from the U.K. and other settings (2).

With the aim of describing and characterizing the three-dimensional shape of the plough, permitting the obtaining of a tool for an adequate preparation of the soil for cultivation, as well as reducing labour costs, in this work different approximation methods of three-dimensional surfaces have been explored.

Establishing a threshold of bowel cleanliness below which colonoscopies should be repeated at accelerated intervals is important, yet there are no standardized definitions for an adequate preparation.

Clinton-Sherrod has found fulfillment addressing this problem but, she notes, for those with adequate preparation, social psychology provides a wide range of career opportunities.

Colonoscopy is considered the criterion standard for detecting colorectal cancer; adequate preparation is crucial for an effective colonoscopy, but definitive data on the optimal preparation are lacking.