The phrase "adequate from the" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is sufficient or acceptable from a certain source or perspective, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate from the perspective of the project requirements."
Alternatives: "sufficient from the" or "acceptable from the".
Accordingly, we conclude that the revised version size is more suitable adequate from the psychometric perspective compared to the original version, besides being more related to the pathological personality functioning.
The observations by the subjects, recorders and the PS indicate that the training and calibration course is important in order to assure that identical commands as well as palpation sites and forces are used, that the pain location is checked and updated throughout the examination and that the communication with the recorder is adequate from the first clinical examination.
Grouping all travel for care as "medical/dental," while presumably adequate from the point of view of transportation planning, is overly simplistic for health services research.
However, they may not be adequate from the perspective of pre-existing disease, because the prevalence of pre-existing disease is significantly higher among patients in ICU [ 3, 5, 7, 23], and pre-existing disease reduces HRQoL [ 3- 5, 7, 27].
Will that bank have received adequate collateral from the clearinghouse?
Staff say that they are not given adequate guidance from the headteacher regarding this".
Rodriguez has also insinuated that he has not received adequate care from the Yankees' medical staff.
Mr. Wilson said records managers were not properly trained and operated without adequate supervision from the department's headquarters.
European militaries also lacked capability to refuel their own planes or conduct adequate surveillance from the air.
Challenges remain in providing adequate protections from the costs and other barriers to care.
In fact, approximately two-thirds of people with depression don't get adequate relief from the first antidepressant they try.
