Sentence examples for suitably written from inspiring English sources

Although the readability of test reports has not been specifically evaluated (understandably so, given that they have not been intended for patient use), analysis of health educational materials intended for patients shows that many are not suitably written for patients, highlighting the challenges of writing for a lay audience [ 27– 29].

Their exit has has a suitably big, dramatic storyline written by showrunner Steven Moffat, which features fan favorite baddies the Weeping Angels.

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Smythson products were also supplied to Page Eight, the suitably classy BBC spy thriller written by David Hare starring Bill Nighy.

This is a clear and detailed list of instructions, written such that suitably trained individuals can understand and perform the task in the intended manner.

The consequence was that a few months later Sedgemore instead became parliamentary private secretary to Benn, despite Callaghan asking and failing to get a written assurance of his suitably obedient behaviour in this unpaid minor government post.

Published by Image, Snotgirl is a dark comedy draped in bright colours, written by Bryan Lee O'Malley and featuring suitably chic, stylised art by Leslie Hung.

The experimental design is elegant (although not as innovative as the authors claim), the experiments were suitably performed, and the article is well written.

Andrew Neil at the Sunday Times is the only one who has written an account, in his book suitably titled Full Disclosure.

Standard: for 100% of interventional vascular radiology procedures, there is documented evidence that a discussion of the procedure by a suitably qualified member of staff has taken place and there is a written record of patient consent.

But to judge by the suite Kirchner initially extracted from the opera before its first staging, he also wrote music suitably rich and alien to convey a vivid sense of his source: "Henderson the Rain King," Saul Bellow's novel about an American businessman who tries to reclaim his lost ideals on a trip to Africa.