Sentence examples for has adequacy from inspiring English sources

These indices are based on the ACOG recommendations for number of visits for low risk pregnant women; the effectiveness of this standard has not been assessed through rigorous scientific testing, nor has adequacy of care for women with high risk pregnancies been operationalized [ 9].

It also says it intends to liaise with third countries that already have adequacy arrangements with the EU (which would include the US) — to seek transition arrangements there too, also so that data can keep flowing (e.g. between the UK and the US).

As nutrition is often started gradually with little received in the first few days of ICU stay, we needed to account for the confounding effect of length of time in the ICU on nutrition adequacy (i.e., patients with short length of stays have lower adequacy than patients will longer length of stay).

When confronted to this fact, experts agreed that they had measured adequacy instead of technical efficiency.

Indeed Nature requires a statistical checklist to ensure articles have statistical adequacy.

In a number of previous articles, we have mentioned adequacy of dialysis in end-stage renal failure patients.

Linear regression models for MSSP and MESP are found to have better adequacy as compared to other possible models (e.g., a Quadratic model), as shown by the corresponding p values shown in Additional file 1: Table S4.

Its intensive and extensive workforce planning efforts, with the close involvement of policy-makers, educators and workforce managers, have ensured adequacy of suitable workforce in health institutions and its increased self-reliance in the health workforce.

The issue of "adequacy" has become central to that struggle.

The most extensive academic work on individuals' savings adequacy has been in America.

It is the third time this year N.H.T.S.A. has challenged the adequacy of G.M. recalls.