Sentence examples for sufficient to administer from inspiring English sources

Is it sufficient to administer one species, such as B. fragilis or B. breve, or should we give a mixture of microorganisms, or even perform fecal transplantation of the microbiota?

One reason may be the briefness of the training, which may not have provided GPs with sufficient tools to administer these items.

An example of a logistic issue is the difficulty in planning a meeting with a participant with sufficient time to administer all the tests and questionnaires.

In contrast, the private university used one of the government hospitals for their clinical training, which have sufficient staff to administer parenteral drugs; and therefore did not utilise medical students for this task.

Cultivation techniques take at least a day, and although the subsequent Gram staining can be performed in several minutes, the result from this staining technique alone does often not provide sufficient information to administer appropriate antibiotic therapy.

It may be questioned whether a brief training is sufficient to enable GPs to administer the EAP as prescribed.

Therefore, it is critical to administer a sufficient dose, especially in the first days of treatment.

Immunising newborns in postnatal wards may be more optimal in conditions in which the workload is manageable at that level, with either a relatively lower number of eligible newborns or a sufficient number of skilled personnel to administer BCG.

In order to administer activity doses sufficient for imaging (single photon emission computed tomography or planar scintigraphy), tracers with a high specific activity [SA] are required.

The judge then issues an order permitting the attending physician to administer medication in doses sufficient to produce sleep and eventually a peaceful death.

"If you don't administer lethal gas to them, we are going to administer 20 lashes — that would be sufficient in your view?" Mr. Pincus avoided answering the question directly.