In that case, Chancellor Allen held that "a director's obligation includes a duty to attempt in good faith to assure that a corporate information and reporting system, which the board concludes is adequate, exists, and that failure to do so under some circumstances may, in theory at least, render a director liable for losses caused by noncompliance with applicable legal standards".
The RDQ was then used as a basis for developing the RESQ-eD, in line with the FDA guidance, which stipulates that if no adequate instrument exists, then a new instrument can be developed or modified from an existing instrument.
Moreover, as explained below, I do not believe that an adequate remedy exists under the circumstances of this case.
A veteran of the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, he rushes into the breach on 9/11 knowing that no adequate plan exists to deal with a catastrophe of this magnitude.
While the theory of dilute electrolyte solutions is well advanced, no adequate theory exists for concentrated electrolyte solutions primarily because of the long-range Coulomb forces that dominate in ionic solutions.
Adequate literature exists about a variety of aspects of GSCM (Carter and Ellram 1998; Srivastava 2007; Seuring and Müller 2008; Hafezalkotob 2015, 2017).
Automatic recovery and reconfiguration mechanism (detection, location and isolation) plays a crucial role in implementing fault tolerance, because an uncovered fault may lead to a system or subsystem failure even when adequate redundancy exists.
A 2006 study published in the journal Pain Medicine found that when adequate documentation exists in the medical record, the risk of civil, criminal or administrative action being taken by the DEA against a physician for prescribing opioids for a chronic pain patient is small.
This approval grants formulary addition and is based on the judgment that adequate evidence exists for an off-label formulary addition.
Surely, adequate RBC transfusion is a life-saving medical intervention for those in need of it, but transfusion practice varies significantly when comparing hospitals and physicians, which implies that insecurity regarding adequate utilisation exists [ 6, 7].
Of course, both the providers and chronically ill patients at an academic medical center have profoundly personal interests in the center's research agenda and capacity to deliver innovative treatments and procedures when no adequate alternative exists.
