The phrase "address adequate" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The address provided is adequate for our needs."
Alternatives: "sufficient address" or "acceptable address".
Clinically validated MR-AC methods must address adequate transformation of MRI pixel value information into appropriate PET attenuation values.
However, some outbreaks have been reported in correctly vaccinated flocks, so it is clear that new vaccines are necessary to address adequate protection and to avoid the shedding of the microorganism.
I consider some of the limitations of previous infrastructure studies: these are (1) a lack or shortage of information, (2) failing to consider an integral variable for infrastructure, (3) failing to address adequate causal relationships, and (4) trend removal in the time series of the individual infrastructure stocks.
Efforts to address adequate access to orthopaedic surgery should also include improving and facilitating access to PCPs for referral, particularly in geographic areas with low orthopaedic surgeon availability.
The smoke generation and collection procedures involved in the routine smoke analyses are designed primarily to address adequate detection and quantification limits, suitable reproducibility and repeatability for a wide range of smoke constituents (from mg to ng per cigarette).
The maxillofacial surgeon must have the proper knowledge of patient's medical condition and bone maturation status to address an adequate surgical strategy.
There is however a high potential for various biases that we tried to address with adequate measure.
Nevertheless, there could be other health technologies associated with ethical issues which are not being addressed or not being addressed in adequate detail by Hofmann's questions list.
This is an obstacle to implementation that must be considered but could be addressed with adequate training.
It was concluded that despite the knowledgeability of camel herders in this study, there appears to be poor herd management that needs to be addressed by adequate education and access to veterinary care in order to improve productivity.
Two additional issues that needed to be addressed were adequate coverage of the whole 2.4 GHz, which is challenging because of the small form factor of our antenna, and robustness to polarisation misalignment due to random orientation of the wrist-worn wearable device.
