Sentence examples for adequacy is given from inspiring English sources

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Early definitions for adequacy were given by Soulé (1986), Margules & Stein (1989) and Nicholls & Margules (1993), with key principles applied in conservation planning already by the early 1990s.

The corresponding multilevel probit model for the adequacy of prenatal care use is given by: Pr Z ij = 1 = Φ α 1 + α 2 Y + α 3 Q + ζ 2 j (24).

However, little attention is given to the adequacy of the simulator propagation models to the environment in which such solutions are employed.

An ANOVA was performed to check the adequacy of the suggested models and identify the significant factors; a statistical summary is given in Table 2.

The adequacy argument holds that state are obligated by their constitutions to, in the words of Justice DeGrasse, "align funding with need," so that every pupil is given that guaranteed sound education.

Rapid diagnoses or determinations of adequacy could be given on core biopsy specimens, margins could be assessed by either ex vivo tissue imaging or intraoperative consultations at the time of primary surgical excision and CSLM could aid in the selection of sections to submit for microscopic study in large primary excisions or in the evaluation of re-excision specimens.

The current paradigm of arthroscopic training lacks objective evaluation of technical ability and its adequacy is concerning given the accelerating complexity of the field.

This suggests that when developing the hypothesis for a learning progression of scientific explanation, the acceptability and adequacy of students need to be given the same, if not more, weight than the correctness or completeness in the philosophy (Berland and McNeill 2012; Braaten and Windschitl 2011).

Much attention has been given to the adequacy of prenatal care use in mitigating poor outcomes for women and their infants.

Much attention has been given to the adequacy of prenatal care use in promoting healthy outcomes for women and their infants.