That is, if unable to obtain an adequate image in one view, move on to the next view, when necessary.
Admission will be based primarily on distinction in undergraduate or graduate work, including evidence of high achievement in history or related fields, and evidence of adequate preparation in one of the East Asian languages.
An annotation effort typically starts with one of the scientific papers suggested in databases such as TFCat and JASPAR to document a candidate DbTF, or by searching for adequate literature in one of the following resources: UniProt (http://www.uniprot.org/), NCBI's Entrez Gene (25), iHOP (26), Gene Cards (27) or NCBI's PubMed (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/).nih.gov/pubmed/
The spatial resolution of imaging methods is adequate if one is interested in the functions of an area.
Overall practice was considered to be adequate in only one-third of the ICUs, with no effect of longer experience in using nebulized antibiotics on the rate of adequate practice [71].
Adequate methods of allocation generation were described in two studies, adequate methods of concealment in one study and adequate losses to follow-up in 3.
Furthermore, end-cutting needles frequently obtain adequate tissue samples in one pass because long cores of tissue are retrieved by the cutting suction mechanism, with no limitation by the specimen notch as in side-cutting needles.
Erythromycin monotherapy was judged adequate in all but one of the 99 women so treated.
Three patients did not receive an adequate treatment (one in the C group and two in the C-L group), all due to the presence of methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
Six trials described adequate concealment of allocation, 13 35 36 39 41 43 nine trials reported adequate blinding of patients, and in one trial 34 it was unclear.
