Sentence examples for support adequacy from inspiring English sources

We studied nutrition support adequacy after implementation of an enteral nutritional protocol in a university hospital ICU.

Social Support: Adequacy of social support to the mother is measured in both countries using a questionnaire which was developed at St . Johns Research Institute to evaluate a broad range of social support (i.e. emotional, instrumental, informational, and appraisal) [ 40].

These results strongly support the adequacy and reliability of the single-factor solution of the DBVS in the present sample.

The results support the adequacy of the items used to measure the four systems, with factor loadings ranging from.31 to.75, supporting the content hypothesis.

In this paper the method is validated with numerical simulations, which come to support its adequacy for use with real acquisition data.

We analyze three market policies that may support resource adequacy: Operating Reserve Demand Curves (ORDC, Fixed Reservee Scarcity Prices (FRSP) and fixed capacity payments (CP).

For mentalism is compatible with a concept of justification defined in terms of degree of evidential support, or adequacy of evidential support, and there is nothing particularly deontic about either of these ideas.

The test data further support the adequacy of the FEMA 350 provisions for determining the required strength of the welds based on the probable moment demand with the material overstrength factor of Ry= 1.1 and strain hardening factor of Cpr= 1.2.

There is sufficient evidence to support the adequacy of brief focused instruction of physicians in focused cardiac ultrasound and basic lung ultrasound [7, 10, 13], however, ours is the first study to demonstrate this type of training intervention in a resource-limited setting.

(Messick 1990) believes that the traditional notion of validity is fragmented and re-defines validity as 'an overall evaluative judgement' (Messick 1996, p. 6) 'of the degree to which empirical evidence and theoretical rationales support the adequacy and appropriateness of inferences and actions based on test score' (Messick 1989a, p. 13).

The results obtained on these four sets of samples, shown in Table 1, support the adequacy of the adopted criterion to retrospectively identify the A/H1N1pdm infections.