"Scary Movie" tries to make its audiences feel safe by turning male sexual anxiety -- about being straight or gay, about the adequacy of one's equipment -- into occasions for unembarrassed laughter.
We are unaware of any consistent evidence that such supports beyond spousal support serve to increase the adequacy of one's health insurance coverage.
Furthermore, we have observed that even in such extremely poor neighborhoods as Mexican American barrios where social and extended familial supports tend to be much greater than in other similarly poor ethnic enclaves, the adequacy of one's health insurance remains a critical predictor of cancer care and survival [ 14, 15].
In 2009, the F.D.A. contracted with the group to review the adequacy of one of the two regulatory pathways though which it approves medical devices, a process known as 510K.
Both scales showed good internal consistency (Cronbach's-α of 0.74 and 0.70, respectively), acceptable KMO, and a significant Bartlett's test, which supported the appropriateness of the data and adequacy of the one factor solution (figure 2).
To assess adequacy of specimen, one pathologist (MRP) counted the number of portal triads within each noncirrhotic specimen; portal triads were not counted in cirrhotic specimens due to architectural distortion.
It is possible to assess the adequacy of the one factor solution by observing that loadings of most items are above 0.6, with only the first item (Age category) having a loading of 0.375; and taking into consideration the high value of the KMO statistic (KMO = 0.905) and the result of the Bartlett's test (p < 0.001).> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> VES-13 – Vulnerable Elders Survey.
The estimates obtained substantiate the assumption about adequacy of the one-mode approximation in a wide range of velocities; in particular, the relative error in the neighborhood of the velocity that results in the largest response is less than one percent.
The R-GINDEX, which is based on recommendations of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, classifies the adequacy of care into one of six categories (inadequate, adequate, intermediate, intensive, no care or missing) based on the number of prenatal care visits, the gestational age of the newborn at birth and the date prenatal care was initiated.
Starting from a general model of the atmospheric dispersion of upward-directed high velocity releases, a unified short-cut method is developed for properly designing flares, vents and other safety devices for hazardous material releases and/or to verify the adequacy of the existing ones.
ECHO findings should be appropriately interpreted in the clinical context and integrated with available data from other monitoring tools (systemic arterial mean pressure, central venous pressure and saturation, arterial blood lactates, urine output), especially with the ones concerning the adequacy of tissue perfusion, on which echocardiography is blind.
