Therefore, accounts of reduction depend on commitments made about other, coordinating notions and their adequacy depends in many cases on these related philosophical commitments.
The implication of this different adequacy evaluation depends on the fluid type involved.
We argue that surplus invariance is a reasonable requirement from a regulatory perspective, since the corresponding capital adequacy tests do not depend on the surplus of a financial institution, which benefits exclusively its shareholders, but only on the default profile, which affects its liability holders.
The effects on splanchnic metabolism are more variable [ 39] and may depend on the adequacy of splanchnic perfusion at baseline.
The outcome of these studies will depend on the adequacy of the 'standard' H&E-based initial assessment which determined N0 status.
Although the ADMD method has an advantage over other methods in sampling long-time trajectories, its reliability when studying a hard problem such as the protein folding event may depend on the adequacy of the potential energy function used.
But there is a general lesson nearby: the adequacy of the paraphrases might itself depend on substantive metaphysical assumptions.
The adequacy of your retirement financial resources will depend on the wisdom of your financial planning and management during your working lifetime.
According to Linke et al. (2011), long-term commitment in ecological research is needed when addressing how adequacy and persistence and distributions of species depend on habitat dynamics and ecological processes.
In addition, regarding psychotherapy, its adequacy is considered to be essential for effective treatment, and to depend on the expertise of the practitioner and the therapist's adherence to a particular form of therapy.
