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Conservatory training encourages pianists to focus on a tiny repertoire and competitions have an even more deleterious effect, rewarding "simple adequacy over eccentric originality".

The hospital diet providing 8 12 mg/d of α-tocopherol and 4 7 g/d of PUFA was considered as being on the borderline of adequacy over the 13 years of observation based on the plasma α-tocopherol levels and the data from the erythrocyte haemolysis test.

An ascending linear function was observed for the school meal services' general adequacy percentage over time.

We always strive for excellence, not adequacy, but over the past 15 years or so, we have slid down the ladder.

Banks and other financial institutions have substantially improved their capital adequacy levels over the last decade, making them more able to withstand defaults on loans that they have made.

As I've pointed out, the total personal saving rate says very little about retirement saving adequacy because, over a person's full lifetime, their personal saving rate should be zero.

More than 70 major adequacy studies over the past 20 years show that anywhere from 40 to 100percentt more money per student is required to teach children from poor and lower-income households than is required to teach their more affluent classmates.

Barclays, one of the last big banks to do so, was, as The Economist went to press, still busily trying to sell shares to cash-rich sovereign wealth funds and hoping to raise about £4 billion, giving existing shareholders the choice of also buying stock.While concerns about capital adequacy were hanging over banks, shareholders were reluctant to rock the boat.

Figure  2 indicates the decreasing adequacy of specimens over time.

We encouraged nurses to calculate the nutritional adequacy (% received over % calories prescribed) daily and report it during daily multidisciplinary rounds.

These measurements may or may not be representative of the adequacy of control over the entire corresponding period.