Sentence examples for range of adequacy from inspiring English sources

And there appears to be a wide range of adequacy.

We did not have measures of plantar foot pressures, joint range of motion, adequacy of footwear or peripheral tissue oxygenation, factors that have been identified as prognostically important in previous studies of diabetes-related foot health [ 39, 56, 57].

The mean and range of methodological adequacy scores for studies in the various chronic medical conditions were as follows: asthma 6.1 (4–8), cognitive disability 7.8 (6–9), autism 5 (4–7), pediatric oncology 6 (6-6), diabetes 6 (4–8), and other studies 7.5 (7.5).

The register data did not include information on socio-economic position or severity of epilepsy; however, the majority of participants were in lower socio-economic groups reflecting the socio-demographic composition of the city, and the eventual sample comprised individuals with a range of severity and adequacy of control through anti-epileptic drugs.

A second possible way is to ask a committee of experts to assess, for a wide range of patients, the perceived adequacy of TGC.

It is thus essential to maintain cuff pressures in the range of 20 30 cm of H2O Adequacy of cuff inflation is conventionally determined by palpation of the external balloon.

The HDI includes 3 different categories of guidelines ("moderation," "moderation range," and "adequacy") with accompanying scoring systems.

MAP, used as an estimate of adequacy of tissue perfusion, was within the normal range in both groups (80 to 100 mmHg).

Using a vitamin D index in addition to the UV index for recommending sun exposure to achieve and/or maintain vitamin D adequacy, within the range of exposure that avoids adverse UVR effects, might be useful because the UV index is weighted by UVB and UVA wavelengths that produce erythema (sunburn), which is different from the UVB-only action spectrum for vitamin D photoproduction.

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

Social services of varying degrees of adequacy have been provided.