Sentence examples for thorough and adequate from inspiring English sources
"The most salient point here is that a thorough and adequate assessment of the potential impacts has not been done, and I think we need to make those assessments".
The Union of Concerned Scientists' Lochbaum said the safety plan implemented at Robinson "seems thorough and adequate" and "sufficient to turn over all the necessary rocks, find all the hidden problems, and fix them".
The most important principle in eradicating osteomyelitis is thorough and adequate debridement until live and bleeding bone is reached.
However, a thorough and adequate assessment of this can only be made either in very large long-term trials or pooled analyses because of the relatively low incidence of clinically significant gastrointestinal PUBs [ 6, 16].
A previous study on food-hygiene missed some important practices such as food storage, thorough cooking and adequate holding temperature [ 13] as recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 17].
Optimal oral hygiene requires thorough and clear professional instructions, adequate tools, and patient motivation, which is an essential factor to obtain compliance [2, 3].
A thorough understanding of the filter design and adequate preoperative imaging were vital in planning the safe surgical excision of this device.
This must take place with great respect shown for children and their families and adequate funding for ethical thorough investigation of all possible etiologies including immunizations.
We conform to generally accepted scientific principles, be based on a thorough knowledge of the scientific literature, other relevant sources of information, and adequate laboratory and, as appropriate, animal experimentation.
Finally, discharges of oldest-old patients to their home or other health institutions require thorough and time-consuming coordination to ensure adequate transitions.
Current guidelines [ 1- 3] recommend that specific and thorough training be provided initially as well as on an ongoing basis as technology is rapidly changing and adequate training of reprocessing staff on newly acquired models is often overlooked.
