For this reason they strive to guarantee themselves a share of primary social goods sufficient to enable them to pursue their (unknown) conception of the good.
At the time of this evaluation, two of the four Mainland units were completed and stocked with relief materials sufficient for about 25,000 people each; and a third in Zanzibar contained goods sufficient for approximately 5,000 people.
"He has good, sufficient stuff".
Judge Sifton angrily told the prosecutor that if security concerns had led to restricted grooming, the restrictions "shouldn't be particularly focused on Mr. Kishk unless there's some good sufficient reason for doing it".
Under the revised directive, the quality of the water in each area would be classified as either excellent, good, sufficient or poor.
Trustworthiness of the interview (i.e. the cooperativeness, consistency, and confidence of the partcipants in reporting the information) was rated by the psychologist on a 5-point scale: "very good", "good", "sufficient", "insufficient", and "difficult to evaluate".
Physician rating of efficacy was recorded on a four-point scale ("very good", "good", "sufficient", "insufficient").
- Good: Sufficient clinical information on the reason for the consultation with no details of the same or the diagnostic approach.
Physician satisfaction with acarbose efficacy was measured using a four-point scale ("very good", "good", "sufficient", "insufficient"), along with the likelihood of continuation of acarbose therapy.
Each movie extract was rated by each colonoscopist as "good", "sufficient" or "insufficient" depending on the possibility of properly assessing the polyp's largest diameter.
Overall tolerability of acarbose was assessed by the treating physician using a four-point scale ("very good", "good", "sufficient", "insufficient"), and patient satisfaction with acarbose therapy was documented using a three-point scale ("very satisfied", "satisfied", "not satisfied").
