Sentence examples for adequacy by which from inspiring English sources
This response only addresses Relativity; the objectivity of observability does not save us from the epistemic circularity that comes about from our having to use a theory of observability as the standard of empirical adequacy by which we assess that theory's own empirical adequacy.
Resource Adequacy (RA) is the metric by which utilities, or other "Load Serving Entities" (LSEs), assess whether their generating capacity can meet forecasted demand – plus some margin of error.
Mr. Takenaka said he would ask Resona to explain the process by which its capital adequacy ratio fell below the required level of 4percentt, including how the bank discussed the issue with its auditors.
In the qualitative arm of the systematic review, we found no objective evidence to support any particular target or system by which to assess the adequacy of weight estimation methodologies.
In this study, the urban setting and associated consumerism are portrayed exerting pressure on women, who in turn relay it to men helping shape the criteria by which the latter's adequacy is assessed.
It will scrutinise the ability of the government's systems and procedures to identify and investigate the risks facing children in the care of the minister, the systems by which we assess risk, and their overall adequacy and reliability.
Several inventories require that each of a series of statements be placed on a rating scale in terms of the frequency or adequacy with which the statements are judged by the individual to reflect his tendencies and attitudes.
AERA et al. (2014, p. 14) use the term 'evidence based on test content', which, among other things, refers to the adequacy with which a construct is represented by test content (e.g., themes, wording, item format, tasks, and questions).
Where AIC values between models vary by less than 2, those models are not considered to be significantly different in the adequacy with which they explain any variance in the dependent variable.
