The phrase "adequate in this study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of a particular aspect or element within the context of a study or research.
Example: "The sample size was found to be adequate in this study, allowing for reliable results."
Alternatives: "sufficient for this study" or "appropriate in this research".
Coefficients of determination (R 2) values for endogenous variables are found adequate in this study (i.e., above the 10% level) (Falk and Miller, 1992).
While the treatment and placebo groups appeared to be well matched and blinding appeared to be adequate in this study, we cannot be certain that the groups were well matched for baseline performance at the 400-m run.
It is shown that these spurious modes disappear when a refined Cartesian grid is used (26 points per wavelength of the vortex shedding were found to be adequate in this study).
GPs' knowledge about risks of viral hepatitis was adequate in this study.
This finding further suggests that the blinding procedure was adequate in this study and also demonstrates evidence of a participation effect in the control group.
Comparison between the results of the parametric and nonparametric tests revealed no differences in significance/non-significance, and thus the use of parametric tests was deemed adequate in this study.
However, there was not adequate consensus in this study with regards to Nurses' participation being hindered by: lack of forums, lack of experience, inability to actively participate and planning by nurse leaders.
The GSRS demonstrates adequate construct validity in this study.
While small sample sizes can sometimes result in bias, the achievement of adequate response rates in this study did not suggest response bias issues were likely [ 16].
The failure of P-Akt staining to serve as an adequate prognostic marker in this study is not clear, but this might have resulted from the absence of standardized treatment in the sample cohort.
We observed that 19% of the participants had adequate cellularity (defined in this study as greater than 10 ductal epithelial cells present) which is similar to the few studies that recorded cytology results, although there is wide variability (18%71%%).
