The phrase "adequacy such as" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when providing examples or instances of adequacy, but the phrase itself lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We need to evaluate the adequacy such as the availability of resources and support for the project."
Alternatives: "adequacy like" or "adequacy including".
In this study, although women were encouraged to express themselves freely about the reasons for why they considered or not their own diets as healthy, it is possible to note in their answers the parameters usually employed to classify dietary adequacy, such as quality (types of foods), quantity, variety, and regularity (Kennedy, Ohls, Carlson, & Fleming, 1995).
Furthermore, the underlying pathogen may remain unknown and alternative definitions of adequacy such as guideline adherence [ 3, 34] need to replace the microbiological definition of adequacy anyhow.
However, a rise in lactate level may be delayed compared with markers of tissue oxygenation adequacy, such as oxygen extraction [ 16], and could be not sensitive enough to reflect tissue hypoperfusion [ 14].
At the present time, global markers of perfusion adequacy such as lactate concentration, although helpful, do not give sufficiently detailed information regarding the primary object of therapeutic interest--the status of the cell.
In such cases, testers tend to establish less ambitious adequacy criteria, such as testing 90 or 80%% of the code.
The proposed reliability indices in most reliability evaluation techniques are related to adequacy aspect, such as the expected energy not supplied (EENS), expected load curtailment (ELC), etc.
(iv) In addition, the issued identified already in the Commission's adequacy decision, such as the dialogue on automated decision-making, as well as any developments in U.S. law that might raise questions concerning the EU-U.S. Pritscy Shield and its operation will have to be discussed.
Finally, the right to food assessment is not only relevant to countries with acute food insecurity problems; food adequacy concerns, such as unhealthy life-styles that could lead to obesity, and marketing issues (e.g. labelling), are also relevant for developed countries.
The scope of colposcopy QA activities may focus on either or both of two main areas, namely: the provision of the service (for example: resources, infrastructure, accessibility, and adequacy indicators such as the proportion of patients with recording of the reason for referral); and the clinical standards of the service and the appropriateness of clinical decisions.
The horizontal seismic loading coefficient is an essential input in evaluating the seismic adequacy of slopes, such as those in open-pit mines and natural slopes.
Therefore, capacity markets are currently being widely discussed as a measure to ensure generation adequacy in markets such as France, Germany, and the United States (e.g., Texas), or even implemented for example in Great Britain.
