Sentence examples for sufficient categories from inspiring English sources

There was almost agreement that the USPSTF system has sufficient categories.

Most of us considered that most of the systems had sufficient categories, with the exception of the ANHMRC system.

For attitude and practice, the cut-off point was 4. In that way, approximately half of the women were grouped in the "sufficient" categories.

Only 3 children with a vitamin D status in the sufficient category had an elevated PTH concentration, which supports the AAP target of vitamin D > 50 nmol/L as the lower limit of vitamin D sufficiency.

Category I comprised risk factors for which written information would be sufficient, category II comprised risk factors for which personal counselling by the GP was indicated (including possible referral to a specialist), and category III comprised risk factors for which a referral to a specialist was necessary.

Initially, the 'self-sufficient' category would encompass units retaining a bed for 'in-house' use, units able to discharge a patient to accept a new admission, and units with only HDU-level space available.

Controversial results have been obtained and almost all these variables have been classed as category IIB (well studied but not sufficient for category I or IIA) or category III (not yet studied sufficiently to meet criteria for category I, IIA or IIB) by the American Joint Committee on Cancer Prognostic Factors Consensus Conference (Compton et al, 2000).

The feedback allowed the authors to ascertain the overall understanding of the questions, whether the meaning of questions was similar for all respondents and if sufficient response categories were available.

The original questionnaire was tested on 10 female volunteers and modified to ensure that instructions were clear and unambiguous, that the meaning of the questions was the same for all respondents, that there were sufficient response categories available for the 2nd section (reasons for preferring vaginal birth or CS) and that no question was systematically missed by the respondents.

The concept woman, in Hale's view, has thirteen, differently weighted characteristics none of which are necessary or sufficient for category membership (1996, 107 12).

Experiments show that setting T to be 5-10% quantile of the histogram for | ∇ u σ | 2 is sufficient for wide categories of images.