A C+, C, or C- thesis, paper, or exam offers little more than a mere a summary of ideas and information covered in the course, is insensitive to historical context, does not respond to the assignment adequately, suffers from frequent factual errors, unclear writing, poor organization, or inadequate primary research, or presents some combination of these problems.
The FTC charged that Google failed to disclose adequately that consumers' frequent email contacts would become public by default.
During this period, appropriate, safe, adequately nourished and frequent feeding is essential.
And much of the health care system in the developing world is faced with insufficient resources, lack of adequately trained staff, and frequent shortages of critical vaccines and medicines.
Fatigue has not been addressed adequately because tolerance for frequent messages likely varies across patients, and addressing fatigue means balancing that problem with the need to make interventions as intensive as possible.
This is the rationale for the new measure ICI: to realize that some patients usually described as "frequent attenders" attend adequately, due to disease-related reasons.
The accumulated evidence suggests that there are differences in HbA1c among racial groups; however, the measurement of chronic glucose concentrations in these studies has not been sufficiently frequent to capture adequately the actual mean glycemia.
Presenting this service as enhanced care, with ability to triage need for in-person clinic visits and consequently provide more frequent contact, may most adequately meet different stakeholder expectations.
NAAG found that this potential limitation has not been adequately disclosed to program members in the frequent flyer promotional materials we reviewed.
How well static kinematics represent dynamic kinematics is subject to frequent debate and has not been adequately addressed, especially after total knee arthroplasty (TKA).
While an estimate of volume can be obtained from lesion diameter measurements, these may not adequately account for irregularly shaped tumours that are frequent among macroadenomas, particularly large ones.
