The SEC suspended the trading in the company until January, citing "concerns regarding the accuracy and adequacy of information".
The process of screening and confirming maltreatment (substantiation) is influenced by policy, adequacy of information, and other external processes (Drake 1996).
These questions were intended to elicit additional data about the adequacy of information provision which was often reported to be unsatisfactory during the design work.
Based upon conceptual models in the areas of IS and technology adoption, and using responses from 1992 users, we validated a five-dimension service quality instrument involving: usability, usefulness of content, adequacy of information, accessibility, and interaction.
To examine the frequency, severity, interference with daily life, and symptom distress associated with endometriosis and to explore the relationships among symptoms, emotional distress, uncertainty, and preference for and adequacy of information.
The guide queried reasons for joining the trial, knowledge of TB, why isoniazid prophylaxis is important for persons infected with HIV, barriers to trial participation, adequacy of information provided about the trial, perception of the care and treatment provided by trial staff, benefits of being in the trial, and reasons participants stopped taking the study pills.
The NPSC did not judge the scientific merit of the conclusions reached by the sponsor of each mock submission but rather considered the experimental design, organization of data, and adequacy of the information available to support the hypothesis, including the relationship of the genomics data to the general toxicology data.
Clinical information transfer is evaluated based on information flow (4) and the adequacy of shared information (3).
Furthermore, it draws attention to the directionality of the information flow, and the adequacy of the information exchange between different institutional actors, whether pertaining to the same body or not (e.g., immigration office, inter-force police unit, managing body, NGOs).
"Serious questions have been raised about the adequacy of price information for potential care home residents and their representatives," said John Vickers, chairman of the OFT.
These journals are also expected to appraise the quality and adequacy of the information, using a process known as "peer review"—the use of peers to assess the work of fellow scientists.
