Sentence examples for procedures and sufficient from inspiring English sources

This could be explained by the close fetal monitoring, national procedures, and sufficient skills of obstetric staff, combined with high quality neonatal service, in contrast to many of the participating clinics in the TBT.

10 11 This is considerably less than the 1096 days (less than 9000 h) of work-based experiential learning the over 7 year OST programme in which the Royal College of Ophthalmologists expects it will be possible for trainees to achieve the minimum surgical procedures and sufficient experience in clinical ophthalmology.

The mononostril technique, therefore, also more often requires the removal of the middle turbinate to allow a successful procedure and sufficient space for the instruments.

Therefore, future clinical trials should follow standard procedures and include sufficient sample sizes.

We believe that in the absence of (i) KRAS standardised testing procedures and (ii) sufficient data on the functional role of rare variants, a comprehensive analysis to identify all KRAS mutations in tumour samples is required.

They call the stored procedures and provide a sufficient layer of abstraction such that parsers and consumers do not need to access the stored procedures directly.

The differences in FM severity, control groups, extraction procedures, and lack of sufficient CSF to identify precise peptides by HPLC [ 20] made it difficult to compare these sets of divergent results.

After discussing this with clinics they changed their procedures and offered patients sufficient pills to bridge the time between two visits, including a few extra pills in case the patient could not make it to the clinic at the appointment date.

A procedure for obtaining necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of periodic solutions in surface reactions with constant temperature and coverage independent parameters is described.

The Uniform Requirements for Submission of Manuscripts to Medical Journals mandates that authors 'identify the methods… and procedures in sufficient detail to allow others to reproduce the results'.

The ORR is bringing charges under health and safety law, accusing Network Rail of "failure to provide and implement suitable and sufficient standards, procedures, guidance, training, tools and resources for the inspection and maintenance of fixed stretcher-bar points".