Sentence examples for addition to the adequate from inspiring English sources

MODERATE: A response has some use of the summarizers' own words and sentence structures, in addition to the adequate use of the information from the source text.

In addition to the adequate face and content validity, BDI has very good internal consistency (α = 0.96), high convergent validity with CDRS-R (r = 0.72; P = 0.001), and high discriminant validity with IES (r = 0.26; P = 0.23).

The computer vision system will, in addition to the adequate grasp type, be able to recognize the size and orientation of the object and position and orientation of the affected hand, thus enabling fine tuning of stimulation amplitude during hand opening and timely triggering of grasping stimulation pattern.

In addition to the choice of adequate conditions for hydrolysis, derivatization and chromatographic separation extensions of the data evaluation were suggested to improve the accuracy of the approach when applied to single protein systems: comparing the experimentally obtained amino acid ratio to the protein constitution enabled to identify the properly separated and detected amino acids.

In addition to the importance of adequate bone protection, BRRSPO puts women at risk of experiencing the symptoms of menopause from an early age.

The main reason for the resurgence of TB in Africa is not the deterioration of control programs; it is rather the link between TB and HIV/AIDS in addition to the lack of adequate economic and human resources.

Nevertheless, both were included into the protocol as DLTs and cases where (venous or arterial) ischemia or intracranial haemorrhage occur as a consequence of the IORT procedure (addition to the baseline risk), adequate therapy is required.

As mentioned previously, quality of frozen tissue is one challenge of post-mortem brain; thus, in addition to the parameters described above, adequate experimental controls are essential for the data analysis.

65 In addition to the recommendation of consuming adequate amounts of fruit and vegetables, the adverse effects of obesity, physical inactivity, smoking, and high alcohol intakes on cancer mortality should be further emphasised.

Ensuring access to the sinuses to enable cleaning could confer benefit in addition to the conventional goal of providing adequate ventilation.

In addition to the well recognized link between adequate intake of proteins/amino acids and sarcopenia, the recent literature underlines that in sarcopenic elderly subjects there is an unbalance in vitamin D synthesis and in omega-6/omega-3 PUFA ratio.