Cudeck and Browne (1993) reported that RMSEA values less than.08 indicate an adequate model fit and less than.05 indicate a good fit.
In lieu of lengthy and potentially biased culturing methods, PCR-based analyses are an adequate and much less time-consuming alterative to monitoring microbial biofouling (Filion2012).
On the other hand, the delay between the TCS (from 2007) and the Eurobarometer survey (from the end of 2008) provides an adequate time-frame (less than two years) to observe the potential effects of tobacco control policies on smoking behaviour and self-reported exposure to SHS.
The interventions described in the published RCTs performed well against certain criteria, such as baseline characteristics (with 95% having an adequate description), but less well on other criteria, such as patient information (with 58% having an adequate description).
A recent study estimated that, when self-infection from the anorectal site plays a role, a less adequate treatment would sustain CT in a woman [ 76].
Defining what an adequate education is, much less achieving it, is not an easy task.
High enrolling centers create less problems in an adequate test of a new therapy.
The availability of surgical staplers provides a means for more rapidly resecting such lung lesions with an adequate 2-cm margin and less postoperative air leak than was associated with lung suturing techniques.
President Reagan had threatened to veto the entire bill if it included anything less than an "adequate" level of Contra aid.
