Sentence examples for adequacy of that from inspiring English sources

Finally, the Stockholders challenge the adequacy of that post-agreement market check.

We said, as to the adequacy of that remedy: 'But whether the provisions of the Act be valid or invalid appellants show no ground for equitable relief.

Concerns raised by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and other members of New York's Congressional delegation about the adequacy of that program forced the environmental agency to consider a more comprehensive follow-up program.

An assessment of the adequacy of that screening process for reducing the risk that detainees previously released or transferred from Naval Station Guantanamo Bay would return to terrorist activities after release or transfer from Naval Station Guantanamo Bay.

This study (1) generated a data-grounded conceptual framework, based on schema theory, for ergonomic decision-making by experienced practitioners in the USA and (2) assessed the adequacy of that framework for describing the decision-making of ergonomics practitioners from backgrounds in industrial engineering (IE) and physical therapy (PT).

In cases where it is questionable considerable effort is devoted to establishing the adequacy of that surrogate signal.

In the previous sub-section, we saw reasons for doubting the adequacy of readings that treat the PD's talk of motion and rest as constituting his entire account of individuation.

8. Knowledge gaps need to be addressed concerning the level, type and impact of substance use and the adequacy of programs that should be reaching vulnerable subgroups of women (e.g. Aboriginal women, poor women, homeless women, lesbians, women living in rural areas).

Furthermore, it has been shown to improve guideline compliance, especially with regard to the adequacy of examinations that should follow positive FOBT [ 16- 18], and therefore are likely to protect subjects from the risk of poor-quality screening practices and to guarantee screening cost-effectiveness [ 16].

A Kt/ V value of 1.2 is an established maker of adequacy that has been shown to be correlated with morbidity and mortality in patients with end-stage kidney disease [ 7- 11].

Any other questions the Provost identifies that relate to a review of the fairness and adequacy of the process that led to the decision not to promote or not to advance or award tenure.