Sentence examples for sufficient left from inspiring English sources

Although Waugh had removed embarrassing entries relating to his Oxford years and his first marriage, there was sufficient left on the record to enable enemies to project a negative image of the writer as intolerant, snobbish and sadistic, with pronounced fascist leanings.

The TTE showed severe hypokinesis in the anteroseptal region at the mid-papillary level, and there was no apparent hypovolemia with sufficient left ventricular (LV) end-diastolic diameter.

Selected patients had to be treatment naïve and have sufficient left over plasma available for env sequencing.

A frame rate of 20 – 40 fps is considered sufficient in left ventricular 3DE volumetric quantification [ 36, 37].

Ironically it was a penalty try that settled the outcome but Wade, in particular, left sufficient vapour trails to satisfy the neutral.

Since it gradually became impossible to achieve sufficient ventilation by left phrenic nerve stimulation, probably due to stimulator detachment, the output strength of the IPG for right phrenic nerve stimulation and the duration of stimulation were managed to achieve a target EtCO2 level of 50 60 mmHg.

Sufficient recovery of left ventricular function to allow LVAD explantation is rare but has been described in PPCM patients treated with pulsatile devices, we found no data on explantation of continuous-flow devices in PPCM patients.

Not even the indisputable rightwing hatred of, and conspiracy against, Bill Clinton is sufficient justification for the left to give Bush a dose of the same fanatical medicine.

Accordingly, increases in the pulmonary artery occlusion pressure and the LV ejection time [43] have been reported during PLR, supporting the evidence that the volume of blood transferred to the heart during PLR is sufficient to increase the left cardiac preload and thus challenge the Frank-Starling curve.

In 2000, a sufficient number on the left defected to other candidates or stayed home to cost Gore the election, with catastrophic consequences including the War in Iraq, an economic collapse, two new conservative Supreme Court Justices and decisions like Citizens United.

In these specimens, blood smear reviews would have been sufficient to rule out left shift and avoid manual differentiation.