The phrase "adequate analytic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a level of analysis that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The report provided an adequate analytic framework to assess the project's outcomes."
Alternatives: "sufficient analysis" or "acceptable analytical".
Even when adequate analytic control of C may be envisaged in observational studies, researchers cannot estimate effect measures without the assumption external to data.
However, as such information is entirely implicit, it requires the development of adequate analytic and computational methods to reconstruct biological systems.
Methods using C combined with GC-CIRMS are more sensitive than deuterium or C on gas chromatography mass spectrometry, allowing for smaller isotope doses to give an adequate analytic signal (1 compared with 17.5 μmol) (28).
Although comparing with higher-order linkage models, such as domain architectures, bigrams are rather simplified, they appear to serve as an adequate analytic tool for global studies of linkages within and across genomes (see additional file 1: Figure S2).
The underlying methodology – high throughput process development – is an interplay of high throughput experimentation, usage of adequate analytics and model based experimentation or process development.
Although previous studies have examined the factor structure of the SPAI-C, adequate factor analytic methodology has not been employed.
Attaining adequate meta-analytic power reveals that the shift is: Empirically robust evident in both artificial (chambers, greenhouses) and field (FACE) conditions.
Therefore, our final sample of 1,440 women will be adequate as regards these analytic strategies.
Seventy-five percent of large states, 90% of medium states, and 52% of small population states reported adequate capacity to perform analytic epidemiologic studies.
Whilst we too draw considerably on existing systematic review procedures, we propose that no pre-existing off the shelf approach is adequate for handling conversation analytic evidence.
A greater percentage of EIP sites than non-EIP sites reported adequate capacity to conduct analytic epidemiologic studies (88% vs. 59%) and having a regulation or statute specifically requiring the submission of certain enteric isolates to the public health laboratory (75% vs. 50%).
