The phrase "adequate character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a character that meets a certain standard or requirement, often in contexts like literature, gaming, or personality assessments.
Example: "The protagonist in the story was an adequate character, fulfilling the role without being particularly memorable."
Alternatives: "satisfactory character" or "sufficient character".
However, no adequate characters guarantee the fossils to belong to any living species.
Researchers in the past have used numerous non-coding cpDNA regions to obtain adequate characters for phylogenetic resolution [ 38- 40].
In conclusion, the large study population, the prospective character, adequate information on mortality rates and long follow-up make the study results valuable for analysis of socio-economic aspects after hip fracture treatment, especially for the patients living in their own home prior to hip fracture.
Neate has such a good time working out the details of the plan -- in which one of the group will be installed as a cashier, supposedly because she's participating in a job-based reality TV show -- that you almost don't notice he has failed to give his characters adequate motives for joining in.
Phylogenetic studies revealed non-monophyly of three families and one genus as a result of a lack of adequate synapomorphic morphological characters, calling for further detailed investigations in a framework of integrative taxonomy.
The paraphyletic resolution of Ameronothridae, Cymbaeremaeidae and the genus Achipteria appears to be the result of a lack of adequate synapomorphic morphological characters, calling for further detailed investigations not only on a strictly morphological basis, but also including alternative approaches in a framework of integrative taxonomy [ 11].
We sampled relatively extensively within a few larger superfamilies, both to get an adequate estimate of ancestral character states, and to further test the resolving power of our genes within superfamilies; our main focus, however, is among-superfamily relationships.
The plot is adequate, but Ms. Blanchett plays her character with such feeling and intelligence that you forgive the film its logical and narrative lapses.
In that study we demonstrated the pertinence of using ESTs as a source of phylogenetic characters, provided there is adequate orthology determination.
