Sentence examples for sufficiency level from inspiring English sources
In this study, if the sufficiency level is ≥1, we consider that the physician number is sufficient.
We secondarily evaluated the percentages of those who achieved vitamin D sufficiency level (Defined as ≥30 ng/ml).
Since we find ourselves operating, in practice, in circumstances far beneath such a high sufficiency level, we (of course) live in (moderate) scarcity.
Claims are either "satiable" (Raz 1986, p. 235), i.e., an upper limit or sufficiency level can be indicated after which each person's claim to X has been fulfilled, or they are not so.
A similar difficulty emerges when one imagines cases in which many people are unavoidably over the sufficiency level, but with a resource infusion their lives will be vastly improved, and in which the same resources could instead be used to prevent a single person now just above sufficiency from falling a hair beneath this line.
One says that one should bring it about that, as far as is possible, over the history of the universe, the total sum of the gaps between the level of lifetime well-being each person achieves and the sufficiency level, for all persons whose lifetime well-being is below sufficiency, is as small as possible.
The analysis of all clinical physicians under the increased quota scenario shows an accelerated growth of sufficiency levels from shortage to sufficient.
Furthermore, we compared the sufficiency levels between all clinical physicians and specialists to evaluate department-level maldistribution.
Nussbaum's list, by its breadth and sufficiency levels, allows for some level of subjective experiences but constrains the scope of vital goals from becoming total wellbeing.
Cases also had a significantly higher 25 (OH) vitamin D levels than the controls (p < 0.001), although both groups fall below sufficiency levels.
Prior to the N additions, the plants were most likely N-limited as the shoot N concentration was below sufficiency levels (mean = 1.94% for water control) [ 49].
