Sentence examples for satisfactory guideline from inspiring English sources

However, there is no satisfactory guideline to design the horizontal spiral-coil GHEs, though design methods for other types of horizontal GHEs exist.

Hopefully this group will put together mutually satisfactory guidelines people won't mind following.

Successfully managing the plethora of test results within this fragmented setting is hindered in the UK by the absence of satisfactory guidelines.

Unfortunately, satisfactory guidelines are not currently available in the literature regarding the selection of δ for performing sensitivity analyses via MI, and further research is required to develop strategies if this is going to be a worthwhile avenue to pursue.

2 The success of the TTP is potentially hindered by the absence of satisfactory guidelines, and relies on a range of practice staff (including those without clinical expertise), external groups in laboratory and hospital settings, and patients.

Nevertheless, most EHRs have not reached a level of sophistication that is satisfactory for executing guidelines effectively, which is important for supporting evidence-based medicine properly.

An ejaculation containing a minimum of one billion morphologically normal, progressively motile sperm specimens in each of two ejaculates sampled at any time during the year is the guideline for satisfactory stallion BSE as codified by the Society for Theriogenology [ 4, 5].

While the performance of the PALSA guideline was satisfactory in the population in which it was tested, it is recognised that the efficiency of a screening test is influenced by disease prevalence, which in this study was 3%.

Our main finding is that the AGREE II appraisal of the DXA guidelines showed satisfactory results as the overall quality was high in three out of four guidelines and that the domain score never decreased under 40%.

Overall, the quality of DXA guidelines is satisfactory when evaluated using the AGREE II instrument.

Overall compliance with local and international infection control guidelines was satisfactory, but several aspects required improvement.