"The actions of the Interior Ministry have been on time, adequate and fully corresponded to the situation," said a spokeswoman, Vania Valkova.
Third, and finally, as other literature in technology (particularly social technology) adoption suggests, network externalities alone might not be adequate to fully explain innovation adoption.
Although we have shown that the printed SS phantom can be extremely useful in generating realistic target images for segmentation evaluation purposes, the current technique may not yet be adequate for fully quantitative studies.
This poses two interesting and related research questions: (1) how did the semantics of windows and time change in distributed SPEs? (2) Is SECRET still adequate to fully capture the execution semantics of modern distributed SPEs?
However, there is evidence that AES's implementation is not achieving the intended objectives and that current monitoring and evaluation frameworks are not adequate to fully assess their environmental effects.
An emerging concern in the field of biomedical research is that the common reductionist approach to studying biological processes may not be adequate to fully understand the complex interplay of cellular signaling, gene expression, and other complex molecular processes that occur within a tissue or organ.
A global fitting approach using the Biaevaluation software was not adequate to fully describe and fit the binding curves.
This raises the concern that the common reductionist experimental approach to biomedical research may not be adequate to fully understand the systems that control these processes.
The available clinical and epidemiologic data are not adequate to fully characterize the processes of sensitization and development of lung disease.
The C. remanei assembly is not adequate to fully assess genome clustering of these two gene expansions, but there is clearly some clustering on specific supercontigs.
