The phrase "achieved in adequate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The results were achieved in adequate time to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "accomplished in sufficient" or "attained in acceptable".
This can be achieved in studies with adequate comparison data that explore the level of risk apportionable to SMI and to relevant confounders, especially socio-economic status [ 13].
Maintenance of safe radiology services to patients cannot be achieved in the absence of adequate resources; expanding or new demands cannot be safely met simply by demanding more work from the existing staff.
Fluid removal in IHD is easily achieved in most cases with adequate blood pressure and cardiac performance.
Altering the outcome of infection may not require opposite regulation to be achieved in particular pathways; instead, adequate tempering or delay of those pathways may be sufficient.
The recruitment efficiency rate of about 80% achieved in the OVIS-study is adequate and comparable to other studies.
We intended to recruit a larger sample, based on expectations of lower prevalences of all headache types [6-14], but in fact achieved an adequate overall sample size (>1,000) in view of the prevalences actually observed.
The drug shows a low transfer to systemic circulation and a wide distribution throughout the udder, achieving in the entire gland adequate concentrations against the major mastitis pathogens in sheep.
In this study, treatment with sitagliptin achieved adequate reductions in the levels of HbA1c and significant increases in the rate of accomplishment of glycemic control.
81 A recent meta-analysis of adherence rates found 77% of adults achieved adequate adherence in sub-Saharan Africa compared to 55% in North America 6 but rates vary significantly by setting.
Two hundred and forty five people (60%) in this survey achieved an adequate knowledge score for Organ Donation while 163 (40%) had inadequate knowledge.
