Sentence examples for Adequate handling from inspiring English sources

Adequate handling of blood exposure accidents requires reporting of the accidents by the victims [ 15].

But blandness and merely adequate handling suggest the LS 430's vulnerability in the crowded upper-luxury market.

A simple modification of the outlined algorithm enables adequate handling of non-cuboid input domains.

The need for adequate handling tools is reflected in a large number of publications discussing grippers, injection automation, or cell immobilization.

This suggests that lower moisture content is more desirable for generating less heat, but sod must be irrigated prior to harvest to provide adequate handling properties.

In this context, and because of the particular characteristics of this species (extensive exploitation typically far from laboratory facilities), a key goal is to optimize the design of an adequate handling protocol of sperm samples before samples are subjected to sex sorting and cryopreservation procedures to obtain better outputs from the application of these technologies.

But investors and traders remain anxious over European sovereign debt, and, because MF Global's failing was connected to the firm's big bets in Europe, some banking analysts and former regulators are raising questions about whether the government had an adequate handle on the company's exposures and levels of debt.

However, the city's homeless are also associated with higher rates of crime, violence and sometimes episodes of psychosis, leading to safety issues that many feel San Francisco has not had an adequate handle on.

This is because there are at least two more numbers that need to be factored in to get an adequate handle on the economy: 142 and 6 the level and the rate of change of private debt.

The controller is completely adequate for handling the nonlinearity of the isolator and works independently with the building structure.

European universities have traditionally produced administrative lawyers for their governments, but legal skills alone are hardly adequate for handling contemporary problems.