Sentence examples for possible adequacy from inspiring English sources

Due to the very small variability and high reproducibility this method has been proved to be suitable for use in pharmacokinetic studies of diclofenac in human plasma, which demonstrates the possible adequacy of this assay for clinical studies.

When possible, adequacy of ventilation was also measured by capnography end-tidal CO2 and peripheral oxymetry (saturation of peripheral oxygen; SpO2).

Memory contents for each instant are enough to make empirical adequacy possible.

It is therefore possible that the adequacy of prenatal care was under-estimated in our study, particularly among women originally from Africa and the Caribbean.

To obtain the highest possible level of adequacy for histopathological diagnosis, samples containing enough tissue material were subjected to independent and blinded review by 2 thyroid pathology experts (S.H. and D.L).

Mixed venous oxygen saturation and central venous oxygen saturation are considered possible indicators of the adequacy of oxygen delivery with respect to the oxygen needs of critically ill adult and pediatric patients.

"This may be primarily for the post-Brexit scenario, when more divergence may be possible whilst still getting adequacy," he suggests.

So, it was not possible to determine the adequacy of surgery according to the timing, and consequently, to compare these results with ours.

It was also possible to assess the adequacy of core biopsies by smearing the tissue fragments on a slide that was then fixed in methanol and immediately stained.

We chose as our method of analysis an audit, that is, a review of the appropriateness of care, a method that makes it possible to assess the adequacy of care in relation to the patient's needs.

It is possible to assess the adequacy of the one factor solution by observing that loadings of most items are above 0.6, with only the first item (Age category) having a loading of 0.375; and taking into consideration the high value of the KMO statistic (KMO = 0.905) and the result of the Bartlett's test (p < 0.001).> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> VES-13 – Vulnerable Elders Survey.