The phrase "adequate complex" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is sufficiently intricate or involved, but the combination of the words is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project requires an adequate complex of resources to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "sufficiently intricate" or "adequately complicated".
Finally, we would recommend the researchers to use adequate, complex measures for SES and when possible to apply an analytical design to confirm their findings.
Finally, it seems preferable that, at least during the first training sessions, the physiotherapist would actively coach the patient how to make adequate complex coordination movements when trying to solve the exergame challenges.
It is excruciating, therefore, to see in the many late letters that Mrs. Dillon has wisely left uncorrected that the writer's world, once shaped by a struggle for language adequate to complex plotting and characterization, shrank to a heap of fractured expressions -words forgotten, phrases crossed out, sentences half completed and left to dangle.
To the authors' knowledge no previous research evidence for such correlation was found and this paper confirms conventional design procedures are adequate, though complex interactions between the plate and rivets tend to exist based on non-linear behavior.
However, increasing nurse-to-patient ratios alone is not adequate; more complex staffing issues appear to be at work.
Whilst the localisation of treatment fields without defining target volumes (i.e. using only the DRR, axial scans and MPRs) is acceptable for geometrically simple treatments (parallel opposed fields), it is often not adequate for complex treatment techniques.
In Australia, the most recent payment system incorporates measurement of functioning across a limited number of domains, focusing on measuring activity limitations, and this may not be adequate for complex rehabilitation [ 41].
Such methods, however, lack adequate regard for complex natural habitats.
Hence, classical numerical simulation approaches are less adequate for reproducing complex dynamics.
The size, shape and positioning of precontoured implants are decisive criteria for the adequate repair of complex orbital defects.
The study of potential surfaces showed that there are conditions in which the potential values must be adequate for enzyme complex formation with polyhydroxy phenolic compounds.
