Sentence examples for reviewed sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Some carers commented that care plans often became lost within other administrative paperwork, were not reviewed sufficiently, and, as a result, very few people referred to them.

Aside from delays in initiating treatment caused by diagnostic uncertainty, once on medication, children may not be reviewed sufficiently frequently for clinicians to detect non-response or partial response, or to establish the optimal dose for each child.

The numbers of case notes reviewed were sufficiently large to provide statistically significant comparisons between study periods.

It may be that there was something unique about these consultations which changed the context of the review sufficiently to allow the GP to respond to patient cues.

Moreover, even when consent is available, it is unclear whether this type of front-end review sufficiently addresses the implicit expectations of individual participants or identifies when groups' interests could be significantly compromised by particular classes of investigation.

Building on this work, we have formulated an oath that codifies the role of reviewers in helping to ensure that the science they review is sufficiently open and reproducible; it includes guidelines not just on how to review professionally, but also on how to support transparent, reproducible and responsible research, while optimising its societal impact and maximising its visibility.

Only a subsection of reviewed studies offered sufficiently detailed explanation of the study approach and respective results.

Some have argued that the GMOs are unsafe to eat (claims rejected by top scientific and health bodies) or not sufficiently reviewed.

In many design-practical cases, most of the codes reviewed do not sufficiently cover this wind action and its effects, leading to a possible under-design of the cross-sections of up to 35%.

The internet privacy group criticised the site for not allowing its code to be independently reviewed, and for not sufficiently encrypting messages so that the company itself can't look in on them.

Whereas the MM test and the WEC assay (based on in vitro culture of mammalian embryos) were validated and proposed as promising systems for screening of embryotoxic compounds, the CHEST assay was unable to distinguish between general and developmental toxicity, and the FETAX test has not been sufficiently validated (reviewed in Spielmann 2005).