Sentence examples for that provided suitable from inspiring English sources

Thus, we included 8 analyses that provided suitable estimates of parameters describing the fall in CD4 count in the square-root scale according to a mixed-effects linear model [19], [20], [21], [22], [23], [24], [25], [26] (Table 1); we also included the summary estimates from two similar reviews [11], [27].

9 We therefore included 13 studies in the meta-analysis that provided suitable data on 19 population samples 6 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 (tables 1 and 2).

Patients were eligible to enter the double-blind crossover period if they were successfully titrated within a 2-week period to an FBSF dose (200 1200 μg) that provided suitable pain relief.

Following contact with the authors of one study to provide an unadjusted hazard ratio (HR) (95% CI) between gout and ESRD [ 28], there were two prospective cohort studies [ 23, 28] that provided suitable data to allow a pooled unadjusted HR between gout and incident ESRD to be calculated (HR 2.69; 95% CI 1.00, 4.39).

Eighteen trials 38394243474850518 53 57 53–57 59–64 provided data on INR time in TTR and pooling of results was possible for 10 trials that provided suitable data.

These findings suggest it may be possible to use existing administrative data to identify assessment items that provide suitable opportunities for contract cheating.

The chapter uses iconic taxa of the Murray Darling Basin river red gum, waterbirds, and fish to illustrate three strategies for exploiting variable flooding for breeding: reproduce whenever floods occur, regardless of flood characteristics; reproduce only during floods that provide suitable conditions; and ignore floods and associated resources because these are too unreliable.

The hospital uses a four-letter system to assign patients to wards that provide suitable environments, a classification technique used earlier by E. E. "Doc Smithh's Children of the Lens.

This may require people to change jobs or industries to find employment that provides suitable working conditions.

Since an increasing proportion of cancer patients are acquiring resistance to traditional chemotherapeutic agents, it is necessary to search for new compounds that provide suitable specific antiproliferative affects that can be developed as anticancer agents.

Elizabeth David quotes Walter Banfield's 1937 book Manna: A Comprehensive Treatise on Bread Manufacture as claiming that "providing suitable flour is used, these honeycombey, labyrinthine structures are fairly simple to make".