The phrase "adequacy one" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The adequacy one of the solution was questioned by the team."
Alternatives: "sufficiency level" or "adequate measure".
Even if one does not build one's theory of truth around this intuition however, many philosophers regard it as a condition of adequacy on any theory of truth that the theory accommodates the correspondence intuition.
On the EU's process for adequacy decisions, one rather ominous paragraph in the position paper lists various barriers, noting: "There is no set timeframe for the adequacy decision process.
"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 can understand this as an adequacy evaluation, one that primarily seeks to assess coverage [ 61].
The test has 5 targets, including a specimen processing control, specimen adequacy control, one CT target and two targets for NG.
We are unaware of any consistent evidence that such supports beyond spousal support serve to increase the adequacy of one's health insurance coverage.
Adequacy was one of the 'CAR concepts' (comprehensiveness, adequacy, and representativeness) established in the context of Australian forest reserves (Commonwealth of Australia, 1992; JANIS, 1997; Linke et al., 2011).
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].
This public health objective is at the core basis of projects and action plans aiming particularly at a better adequacy between on the one hand the offer of on-going training (specific and on-the-job training) or initial (initial training curriculum), and, on the other hand, expectations from health care professionals as well as the needs for the populations.
G theory reinterprets classical reliability theory as a theory regarding the adequacy with which one can generalize from a sample of observations to a universe of observations from which it was randomly sampled.
