The phrase "adequate for example" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a complete thought, making it difficult to use effectively in writing.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate, for example, the comprehensive guide on the topic."
Alternatives: "sufficient, for instance" or "satisfactory, such as".
Numerous arguments may be given about why the design of studies that support the existing meta-analyses are not adequate: for example, only patients with a functional gastrointestinal tract were included; no glucose control; different caloric intake in groups; no dropout information; no blinding.
In addition, the classification is not always adequate; for example, the clinically less severe intraoperative bladder injuries must be classified as Grade III complications and distort the analysis.
I had no problem in filling out the forms, but the only issue was that the questions were not adequate; for example, there was no information on malaria, tuberculosis, or other major diseases.
Some data collectors wanted to collect more information than requested and also saw the need for diagnosis-specific data collection: I had no problem in filling out the forms, but the only issue was that the questions were not adequate; for example, there was no information on malaria, tuberculosis, or other major diseases.
Concealment of treatment allocation was considered adequate if the investigators responsible for patient inclusion were unable to suspect before allocation which treatment was next central randomisation or the use of sequentially numbered, sealed, and opaque randomisation envelopes was deemed adequate, for example.
Once the primary cytogenetic subtype of MM is identified, with repeat bone marrow examinations carried out at relapse a more limited probe set is adequate, for example: 1p36.3 TP73), 1q21 CKS1B), 8q24 (3'MYC,5'MYC), 17p13.1 (p53), and 17cen (D17cen.
Average nominal VA medical, fee-basis and pharmacy cost per patient for the three-years were significantly higher for the lower health literacy levels compare to the adequate group; for example: $17,033 for adequate, $23,508 for marginal and $31,581 for inadequate health literacy.
Regarding the concept of institutional measures, 40% of respondents believed that they had received adequate training; for example, less than half felt that they had adequate training in the use of masks.
Institutions that include this term have found that the failure to provide adequate mentorship, for example, or the failure to implement an appropriate data management plan, can be considered a serious deviation that rises to the level of research misconduct.
This poses an important research challenge for selection silviculture in Chilean forests, i.e. determining adequate densities (for example expressed in basal area) that would maintain low levels of Chusquea spp. cover while allowing the forest stand to sustain good growth rates.
Overall, there was support for the no consent option, when protections were deemed to be adequate, especially, for example, if researchers did not access identifiable data.
