As Griesemer argues, "…as long as evolutionary theory concerns the function of contemporary units at fixed levels of the biological hierarchy…, the functionalist approach may be adequate to its intended task.
Because this test is designed for use only in individuals who are known to be HIV-1-positive, the clinical specificity of 97.6% is adequate for its intended use.
To a number of such problems the authors of the paper attribute a creation of adequate EVA equipment intended, first, for assembly of interplanetary spacecraft on the Earth orbit, performance of maintenance operations and scientific researches on the external surface of spacecraft during interplanetary flight and, secondly, for work on the Mars surface.
They were not as heavily armored as the ocean-going monitors of the Union, but they were adequate for their intended use.
Specifically, the item regarding adequate knowledge is intended to tap competence, whereas items related to involvement and time are intended to tap the degree of autonomy in the decision making process.
When used as a stand-alone, adjunctive device for monitoring current and trending glucose levels, with no control over insulin pump infusion, current CGM devices are adequate for their intended use.
The strength of the hull must be adequate for the service intended; detailed scantlings (frame dimensions and plate thicknesses) can be obtained from the rules of the classification society.
The simulation and re-estimation (sse) tool can be used to evaluate trial designs, e.g., to evaluate whether model parameters can be estimated with adequate precision under the intended or alternative experimental designs or with alternative models.
The reliability varies from 0.58 to 0.87 and the validity ranges from 0.36 0.69 which was thought to be adequate for a tool intended for quality improvement of the care of the dying [ 4].
But the right to an adequate standard of living is intended to be "progressive".
