The phrase "adequate for examining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for the purpose of examination or analysis.
Example: "The sample size was adequate for examining the effects of the new drug on patient recovery."
Alternatives: "sufficient for analyzing" or "appropriate for assessing".
In conclusion, the model fit was not optimal, but it was considered adequate for examining the main effects.
Although this amount of crude DNA is presently sufficient for analyzing on-target mutations, it is not adequate for examining additional areas to identify possible off-target mutation sites.
Targeting between the distribution of person measurements and item locations indicated that the samples were adequate for examining the scales but the scales were suboptimal for measuring the sample.
We first constructed distributions of GC composition for the Anolis, human, chicken, and Xenopus frog genomes using GC contents of 3,000-bp 3,000-bpappinonoverlappingis windowssize is adequathisor examining both large and small scale variation in GC content (see belowindow
The main limitation of this study is the small sample size which, although more than adequate for examining crude relationships among DMR methylation fractions, protein IGF2 concentrations and birth weight, may have been inadequate for multivariable analyses, especially when testing interaction by race and maternal BMI.
I see moving back to a nonpartisan view of what the committee was organized for: oversight, a combination of investigative hearings, making sure that our subcommittees function and making sure that we give adequate time for examining proposed legislation.
As repeat cross-sectional surveys of adequate size, they provide an appropriate tool for examining hardening in the general population of smokers over time.
We consider the use of FFQs without portion sizes to be adequate for the purpose of examining sociodemographic differences.
While sample sizes in the studies described here were relatively small, they were adequate to examine reliability and practical utility of the outcome measures chosen, were adequate for an exploratory RCT, and sufficient to power more definitive RCT in future.
Sample sizes for gonopodial surface area and distal-tip shape differ because preservation effects and natural variation precluded photographs adequate to examine both features on all specimens.
As described above, since the sample size is not adequate enough to examine risk factors for time to death, we felt unable to make further comments.
