Sentence examples for presumed adequate from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis is suspected in the absence of clinical improvement or in the presence of clinical worsening ≥24 hours after presumed adequate surgical source control, antimicrobial and medical management and exclusion of extra-abdominal sources of sepsis [ 8].

In that sense, as the authors state themselves [ 1], a goal representing a presumed adequate relationship between oxygen delivery and consumption (for example, mixed venous oxygen saturation) would have been preferable.

The association between salmonella infection in HIV-infection is well-known and has been attributed to a deficiency in the immune system that permits intracellular survival of the bacteria despite presumed adequate treatment [ 24, 25, 36].

A duration of 1 week was presumed an adequate period for analyzing consumption intensity, and the results generated could enhance the formulation of reliable policies for improving vegetable consumption in developing countries.

Presuming adequate performance status, women with prior exposure to anthracyclines only should receive paclitaxel, albumin-bound paclitaxel, or docetaxel as first-line treatment for their triple-negative or endocrine-refractory metastatic disease.

SRM higher than 0.5 was presumed to be adequate, SRM higher than 0.8 represents large responsiveness [ 32].

The design of the prosthesis should allow it to function similarly to existing, predicate models, and as such it would be presumed to result in adequate functional restoration of hearing.

This focus on educational inequality is welcome but requiring schools to adopt more inclusive policies presumes there is adequate resourcing to meet additional needs.

Jim Imbler, ZeaChem's president and chief executive, said the company intended to expand to a commercial plant with annual capacity of 25 million gallons by 2014, presuming it secured adequate financing.

Our study, like several other studies [ 3- 20] is void of any direct measurement of care and it would be premature to presume that apparently adequate case-mix adjustment safely rules out the "sicker weekend patients" hypothesis and rules in the "quality of care" hypothesis [ 23].

These findings are positive as the use of night orthoses are presumed to be important in providing adequate postural care in children with CP.