Sentence examples for adequacy of currently from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates the adequacy of currently available models for impact scenarios, i.e. models linking the traffic conditions to the conditions at the moment of collision.

In the present paper, experimental and analytical fatigue studies on primary piping material of Indian PHWRs, have been carried out under multi-axial loading with an aim to assess the adequacy of currently used fatigue life models based on ASME B&PV Sec-III procedure and plastic strain energy density.

A research project was undertaken using a detailed experimental study on 50 foam supported steel plate elements to investigate the local buckling and postbuckling behaviour of sandwich panels and to examine the adequacy of currently used effective width approach for design.

It is imperative, therefore, to rigorously investigate the adequacy of currently recommended treatment for chlamydia.

It is important to note that DNT studies are rarely available in classical regulatory toxicological databases, therefore raising the question of the adequacy of currently used health-based guidance values to cover this specific endpoint.

By reviewing the nature and adequacy of the currently available evidence, we have the objective of improving the quality of evidence provided to policymakers in these sectors.

Views on language used to describe AF, types of communication, and level and adequacy of information currently provided to patients with AF were collated, as well as physicians' perceptions of the level of patient familiarity with AF (risks, management, treatments).

First, to assess the percentage of sub-therapeutic trough serum concentrations in a cohort of both term and preterm neonates and second, to evaluate the adequacy of the currently used therapeutic range in relationship with the observed MIC-values.

The other will delve into the adequacy of current financial reporting requirements.

The adequacy of fetal size is currently assessed by comparing the measurements of fetal anatomical parameters at a given gestational age captured through ultrasonography with reference percentiles of fetal size derived from populations of fetuses whose growth was assumed to be normal.

The most currently-used indices are the Adequacy of Prenatal Care Index (APNCU) [ 16, 17] and the Graduated Index of Prenatal care Utilization (GINDEX) [ 18, 19].