This has been an issue of concern to many biologists (e.g., Mayr 2004), both with respect to methodology (e.g., the adequacy of analyzing a system by dissecting it into component parts) and whether modes of explanation from physical science are inherently inappropriate for biological science (Love and Hüttemann 2011).
Crossman & Bryan (2006, p. 372) see adequacy in more general terms: ' That is, increasing patch size and connectivity to improve the chances that species will be able to maintain viable populations.' Possingham et al. (2005) determine adequacy of a reserve system by assessing the viability of key species.
Define the model of service provisions more appropriate for the Republic of Armenia; Determine the need and adequacy of a categorizing system that is based on a medical model; Provide parent education opportunities; Develop funding mechanisms that allow for the development of policies that envision the WHOLE child.
The adequacy of an imagistic system seems to turn on the nature of syntax at the sentential level.
Contra Malcolm, many today assume that justification does not depend on strict criteria with the help of which the truth of a statement can be determined with absolute certainty, but "on appeals to the simplicity, plausibility, and predictive adequacy of an explanatory system as a whole" (Chihara & Fodor 1965: 197).
Additionally the adequacies of a warning system that is based on extracting useful intelligence from earlier, possibly faulty numerical simulation results are discussed.
Ventilation rate and NH3 concentration metrics were also used to assess the adequacy of an automated control system.
A full assessment of the adequacy of the system would be beyond the scope of this entry.
The 4-to-3 ruling, written by the chief judge of the State Court of Appeals, Jonathan Lippman, pointed to glaring dysfunction in the state's county-by-county indigent defense system, and it said that a broad class-action lawsuit challenging the adequacy of the system could proceed.
