Sentence examples for responded sufficiently from inspiring English sources
None of the website authors responded sufficiently for them to be included in further analyses (Table 1).
32 The majority of patients had their doses titrated up, but 14% responded sufficiently to be able to have their dose titrated down to the lowest dose.
A first cut-off point was used to decide whether a patient had responded sufficiently following a treatment-specific time interval.
In this study, patients were classified as having been successfully treated if they completed a full course of therapy and responded or if they responded sufficiently to be switched from intravenous to oral therapy and be discharged.
A first cut-off point (related to a smaller factor than the overall factor T) serves to decide whether a patient has responded sufficiently following a treatment-specific time interval.
Cohort II started in 1993 and included 48 552 subjects (23 180 men and 25 372 women) who were 40 69 years of age, lived in five Public Health Center districts, responded sufficiently to a self-administered questionnaire, and had no history of cancer (77.9% of the eligible subjects).
Approximately 30% of those diagnosed with the condition fail to respond sufficiently to medication or psychological counselling.
The lawsuit asserted that the hospital and its parent, Tenet Healthcare, had failed to prepare for and respond sufficiently to a foreseeable disaster.
The revelations follow a series of high-profile cases in which police were criticised for failing to respond sufficiently to appeals for help from women who were later killed or seriously injured by ex-partners.
The United States ski team announced Monday that Bode Miller would miss the remainder of the ski season because of a bothersome left knee that did not respond sufficiently to recent arthroscopic surgery.
After a fortnight in which it was criticised for failing to respond sufficiently quickly or effectively to the mass abduction, Nigeria has begun to accept international help as its forces scour the remote north-eastern reaches of the country for the girls and the men who took them.
