The phrase "adequacy study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, assessments, or evaluations to determine if something meets certain standards or requirements.
Example: "The adequacy study revealed that the current resources were insufficient to meet the project's demands."
Alternatives: "sufficiency analysis" or "sufficiency assessment".
In this paper, a strategy is proposed in order to introduce in a realistic way wind generation into a transmission power system non sequential Monte Carlo adequacy study with economic dispatch.
Dose of dialysis for haemodialysis (HD) patients included both Kt/V and urea reduction ratio (URR); and for peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients a standard adequacy study was performed measuring total creatinine clearance and residual renal function.
Compared with the US arm of the DOPPS [ 5] and the USRDS case-mix adequacy study [ 6], our observed rate of missed treatments at 2.4% appears to be modest.
The frequency of missed hemodialysis (HD) was 8.5% in the pooled data from the USRDS case-mix adequacy study [ 6] and 7.9% in the US arm of the Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study (DOPPS), compared with 0.6% in both Europe and Japan [ 5].
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.
Two authors will independently extract data from eligible studies and independently assess risk of bias by assessing the adequacy of study characteristics.
The FDA intends to determine the adequacy of study data to support claims in light of the prespecified method for endpoint analysis.
These include adequacy of study design (prospective cross-sectional, observational, and randomized controlled trial with an adequate control group); recruitment of sample; ascertainment of depression and IR; and control for cofounding variables, such as age, sex, socioeconomic status, and BMI.
The question of adequacy of studies for regulatory purposes has been debated for years.
We reviewed the methodological adequacy of studies identified by our search.
Previously developed scoring systems were extended and applied to assess the methodological adequacy of studies (Mitchell and Sullivan, 2001).
