Sentence examples for sufficiency as from inspiring English sources

We have previously demonstrated the contextual nature of EHR sufficiency, as well as the high variability of sufficient patient records in a large-scale analysis of the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Clinical Data Warehouse [ 14].

It is natural to use the expression 'the essence of …', which implies sufficiency as well as necessity: possession of the essence of K suffices for membership of K, as well as being necessary for it.

Vitamin D sufficiency, as well as optimal levels of activated vitamin D3 (1,25-dihydroxy-vitamin D) can suppress PTH secretion [ 9].

Northern analysis demonstrated that HapX-deficiency (strain Δ hapX) impairs not only repression of cccA during iron starvation but also induction of cccA during a 1-h shift from iron starvation to iron sufficiency as well as during growth in high-iron medium (Fig 1A).

For example, a conviction of Christ's sufficiency as a mediator depends on an apprehension of his beauty and excellency.

Our aim was to evaluate videos available on YouTube for the conformity to textbook information and their sufficiency as a source for patient information.

We push self-sufficiency as well as the ability to entertain herself for long periods, the joy of solitude.

They are tied up in our sense of individual liberty and our need for self-sufficiency, as well as our deep-seated mistrust of government.

Among some promising features, some obstacles also impede the implementation of sustainable management in terms of social equity, political legitimacy, empowerment and participation in decision-making processes, economic efficiency, and self-sufficiency, as well as ecological sustainability.

Evaluations in realistic scenarios show the ability of the BEMS to increase energy efficiency, self-consumption, and self-sufficiency as well as to reduce energy consumption and costs by an improved scheduling of the devices that considers all energy carriers in buildings as well as their interdependencies.

In the course of this undifferentiated attribution, the term CBNRM became a shibboleth for 'good governance', intrinsically fulfilling all demands of the relevant societal spheres ranging from social equity, political legitimacy, empowerment and participation in decision-making processes, economic efficiency, and self-sufficiency, as well as ecological sustainability (Fig. 1).