Sentence examples for review is sufficient from inspiring English sources

Both the provincial and national codes stop short of requiring that a scientific evidence base exist for products sold from offices, recommending instead that subjective review is sufficient.

However, while recognising these limitations, we consider that the body of evidence summarised in this review is sufficient to allow certain conclusions to be drawn about the effectiveness of the interventions and to provide recommendations for improving the methodology in future trials.

The evidence in this systematic review is sufficient to infer a causal relationship of lead exposure with elevated blood pressure, and it is suggestive of but not sufficient to infer a causal relationship of lead with clinical cardiovascular outcomes and cardiovascular function tests.

The question is whether the benefits of open peer review are sufficient to outweigh this price of extra time and the associated reluctance of some reviewers to participate.

We found that our limited review was sufficient to solidly confirm the answer to the question of whether synergies among pollutants found in the environment had been demonstrated.

For example, in our study an audit and a general systematic review were sufficient at the second case site to support the bid for homeopathy services.

Despite the relative immaturity of many of the studies included in this review, there is sufficient evidence to conclude that on average, taxane-containing regimens are associated with a statistically significant improvement in overall survival compared with nontaxane-containing regimens.

Sir Austin Bradford Hill's postulates to review whether there is sufficient evidence in support of a causative role of SHS exposure on invasive meningococcal disease [ 62].

No published conceptual framework was identified for any of the instruments; however for nearly all of the reviewed PROs there is sufficient information regarding how items group into domains/concepts to be able to develop a conceptual framework.

Based on the material reviewed here, there is sufficient evidence of an association between indoor dampness-related factors and a wide range of respiratory or allergic health effects (Table 3), including asthma development, asthma exacerbation, current asthma, ever asthma, dyspnea, wheeze, cough, respiratory infections, bronchitis, allergic rhinitis, eczema, and upper respiratory tract symptoms.

Dear Sir, We appreciate the comments of Zhang and colleagues and agree that our review is not sufficient enough to suggest that vitamin D insufficiency causes headache.