Sentence examples for sufficient instruments from inspiring English sources

The same have argued that despite a prosperous economic period since 2000 and increasing international aid investments, the lack of political stewardship has led to weak engagements in health reforms that have so far not shown to be sufficient instruments to address households financial burden in accessing health care [ 9, 10].

In saying this I find myself reluctantly disagreeing with Francesca Klug, who as a passionate advocate of the HRA believes that it is a sufficient instrument, and defends it against the Conservative party's intention to repeal it.

Lessons Learned Cash benefits are not always the right or sufficient instrument to support parents in raising their children.

Guided by the literature that fat tissue behaves as an independent organ, producing hormones that contribute to systemic inflammation and the development of insulin-resistance, and that central obesity is sufficient instrument to measure the risk of being overweight [ 31, 32], only waist measurement was used in our analysis.

The following conditions were established for the CLB group: 1) creation of a PICC treatment center, which based on a treatment trolley, always with sufficient instrument and drugs in it and be checked regularly, which was placed in the catheter lab, meantime qualified doctors and nurses were also needed.

In fact, the BBP policy alone proves not to be a sufficient instrument if not accompanied by parallel efforts to improve delivery of PHC services such as incentives for family doctors to deliver quality care, improved prescription rationality, and measures to guarantee an affordable and equitable drug supply system.

The HBS is determined to be quite highly valid and reliable, sufficient measuring instrument to determine hygiene behaviors of nursing students.

The clinical implication of our results is that the SDQ by itself is not a sufficient screening instrument for psychiatric disorders when used among patients in the CAMHS North Study in Norway.

The results illustrate that semitone mapping alone is not sufficient to improve instrument recognition of all instruments.

To ensure sufficient volume for instrument pipetting, sequencing master mixes are prepared in 15 mL conical tubes using 6958 μL deionized water, 5219 μL dilution buffer, and 1740 μL BigDye® v1.1 (for forward sequencing; 1281 μL BigDye® v1.1 plus 427 μL dGTP BigDye® v1.1 is used instead for reverse sequencing).

You want to give your heating instrument sufficient time to get to an ideal temperature before you begin curling your hair.