The phrase "retrievable to" is not grammatically correct.
You could use the phrase "able to be retrieved", which is a verb phrase. For example: The data was able to be retrieved from the hard drive.
Even if the guidelines were well known and/or easily retrievable, adherence to them could vary due to different opinions and values on the part of doctors.
All data in EXPOLDB resides locally and are retrievable conforming to 'open access'.
Screw retained prostheses can be retrievable and seem to be an efficient restorative method to prevent peri-implantitis caused by cement excess around the abutment [5, 6].
Essentially, MeSH terms are designed to make information, such as scientific articles, more retrievable and assessable to users of systems such as PubMed.
When it comes to trusting ourselves, we need to have retrievable memory of experiences where we were able to rely on ourselves to handle a difficult situation.
Under current plans, the repository would be kept open and the rods retrievable for 50 to 300 years, allowing for extensive monitoring before the repository is permanently sealed.
The introduction of retrievable filters led to further increase in the utilization of these devices.
Thus, in the present experiment, the problems of the Large-food condition, in which larger food items were retrievable, were intermixed to reduce the likelihood of the above outcome.
Concurring with Shochet et al. [ 48], our premise is that in order to create environments that stimulate and embrace meaningfulness, the demolition of existing barriers could provide students with better learning opportunities that facilitate the development of knowledge that is relevant and meaningful, deep and retrievable, and amenable to alteration as part of an ongoing process.
