Sentence examples for sufficient understanding to from inspiring English sources

The objective of the intervention was to provide GPs with sufficient understanding to manage, competently but not expertly, those headache disorders that are common in primary care.

As far as preparation of high-quality BiNP samples is concerned, the main challenges remain on the size and morphology control and the lack of sufficient understanding to achieve this control, since the electrical, magnetic, and optical properties of metal nanoparticles depend strongly on the particle size and shape.

Ultimately, one goal is to reproduce the complex behaviors elicited by the natural input by using the coordinated actions of AIs and other perturbations, thereby demonstrating sufficient understanding to re-engineer the system (i.e. synthetic biology) [1], [41].

His mother had sufficient understanding to explain and justify their need for financial assistance.

He is 3 years old and is not of sufficient understanding to make this request.

Patients with RA often lack sufficient understanding to make informed health-care decisions [ 21].

It said the company had entered into the swaps with "sufficient understanding" as to whether they met its business objectives.

This level of training may be inadequate to provide sufficient understanding for physicians to change their behaviour based on the CAT results, but is often reflective of time and training available to primary care physicians in real life.

Moreover, sufficient understanding seems not to be directly attributable to the type of information provided but rather to the use of plain oral and written language, and to the time practitioners dedicated to clarifying any misunderstandings [ 7].

In case a donor sibling has not yet achieved sufficient understanding and intelligence to fully understand the proposed transplantation, the Children Act 1989 requires that a parent must act in the best interests of the donor [ 4].

Children with mild to moderate congenital hemiplegia will be recruited, who are: (1) Gross Motor Function Classification (GMFCS) I or II 23; Manual Abilities Classification scale (MACS) I, II, III 24; (2) aged 8 18 years with sufficient cooperation and cognitive understanding to perform the tasks and (3) able to access the internet at home (phone line or internet access).