The phrase "adequate for exploring the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or sufficiency of something for the purpose of exploration or investigation.
Example: "The resources provided are adequate for exploring the complexities of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "sufficient for investigating the" or "suitable for examining the".
Therefore, western blotting alone is not adequate for exploring the relationship between activity and expression of active complexes.
The sample size is likely to be adequate for exploring the independent association of at least 15 prognostic indicators for better outcome.
This sample size is likely to be adequate for exploring the independent association of at least 15 prognostic indicators of outcome per subgroup (according to Altman's [ 34] guideline for restriction of the number of variables in a multiple regression).
The authors acknowledged that the study design was less adequate for exploring the psychometric properties of the Dololplus-2 compared to the other tools and they requested more studies on the validity and intra- and inter-reliability of the Doloplus-2 [ 26].
Weekly prefecture-level data from 2008 to 2014 were adequate for exploring spatiotemporal trends of HFMD epidemics in Japan.
However, all of the backward time methods are approximations to a forward Wright-Fisher process, and are meant to model natural processes that clearly occur in forward time, so this method is adequate for exploring most relevant models of positive selection and demography.
Nevertheless, more and more doctors are exploring the possibility that such devices may be adequate treatments themselves, preventing the need for a transplant in some patients.
We therefore decided to explore the adequate cutoff values for nadir DO2 level and nadir DO2/VCO2 ratio during CPB as possible predictors of postoperative AKI stage 2 and to include those values in the subsequent multivariable analysis.
To describe rates of pelvic pain in university women ages 18 and older and to explore the barriers to adequate health care for pelvic pain in this population.
Thus, the use of PCA on the scores of the main questionnaires seems to be adequate in exploring these components.
