The sedation protocols used varied, but generally included guidance on frequency and method of assessment of sedation adequacy, setting target sedation levels and/or choice of sedative drugs.
The Basel Accords on capital adequacy, which set a common floor for banks' capital, are an example of how national regulators can agree to near-global rules.
The prices on that day will play a major role in determining whether the banks meet the capital adequacy standards set by the Bank for International Standards.
Although these did not count for his critics as empirical evidence for his claims, it has been argued that these assisted Darwin in satisfying certain criteria of adequacy as set forth by John Herschel in his methodological canons (Lennox 2005).
Adequacy was set at a minimum of 200 tumor cells and a percentage of tumor cells in the DNA sample of at least 30%.
Thirteen cases (3.8%) were excluded because not reaching the adequacy standards set for molecular analysis, based on national and international recommendations [ 9, 15] even after tumor cell enrichment by manual microdissection.
The Kaiser-Meyer-Oklin [ 16, 17] value-which was used to assess sampling adequacy was set at a cut-off point of.6, while the Bartlett's test of sphericity [ 18], was used to support the factorability of the correlation matrix.
Even so, after selling some assets this year, it is expected, like the other two, to meet new capital-adequacy rules set by the CNBV two years before the new rules come into full force.
The LOOCV confirmed the adequacy of the set of genes and clinical variables identified to predict the glioblastoma hazards.
If intakes are assessed accurately, one would expect that proportion of the population below the EAR to approximate the proportion of the population who do not meet their requirement for the physiological criterion of adequacy used to set the EAR.
