Sentence examples for adequate hence from inspiring English sources

The area occupied by forest is low and it has some degree of intervention, the visibility of the guanaco is adequate, hence we considered that the forest is a minor component and it does not affect the efficiency of sampling.

In relation to the forest and the sampling methodology, as the area occupied by forests is low and it has some degree of intervention, the visibility of the guanaco is adequate, hence we considered that the forest is a minor component and that does not affect the efficiency of the sampling procedure.

Van Fraassen's point is that a theory can be empirically adequate, and hence latch on to the observable regularities in nature, without being true.

Thus Anderson's analysis of the research indicates how the feminist values held by the researchers and incorporated into the research produce more empirically adequate, and hence better, science.

Most people are already aware that the EMS coverage in terms of population or in terms of area is not adequate and hence tend to expect the arrival of the paramedics within 30 min or so.

In the remainder, the stool specimens were adequate, and hence sufficient to exclude poliomyelitis, in 4285 (86.1%) of cases.

Reliability is relevant only if the construct validity of the test is assumed to be adequate first; hence, the same is true for the reliability standard.

We evaluated model validity by plotting partial autocorrelation functions, which indicated that the specifications of the studied models were adequate and, hence, autoregressive terms of residuals were not included.

Hence, adequate staffing and external support will be crucial to properly coordinate efforts.

To establish whether time, pressure, or volume is the most reliable indicator of adequate pneumoperitoneum and, hence, the best parameter to use for safe trocar entry.

When designed and applied properly, foamed asphalt provides a way of obtaining good coating on granular materials made from ash and hence adequate cohesion of pavement materials.