He also mentioned, in this context, the suspicious discovery of 3,000 relevant pages in a private home, and Iraq's failure to provide an adequate list of scientists who might help with the inspectors' inquiries.
Some physicians now located in the urban south might be forced under such a capitated payment scheme to migrate to less serviced areas in order to acquire an adequate list of patients.
Before finalizing the company, make sure that it has an adequate list of well known clients with years of experience in the field of designing.
Moreover, alternatives to traditional random sampling methods were needed in most countries covered by the ICS, given that only two countries had adequate lists of their target population (Germany and Spain).
One cannot assemble a complete list of adequate principles, says Zermelo, without careful inspection of actual mathematics and thereby a careful assessment of what principles are actually necessary to such a list, and such inspection would show that the choice principle is surely one such; in other words, a selection of principles such as Peano's is very much a post hoc procedure.
Furthermore, women were provided with a list of adequate local prenatal exercise programs and advised to participate in programs like these.
A list of adequate prenatal physical exercise programmes, brochures including recommendations for a balanced diet in pregnancy as well as a chart for adequate weight gain according to baseline BMI category to self-monitor weight development are handed out.
Pregnant women receive a pedometer and brochures including examples for adequate exercise and a list of local prenatal physical exercise programmes as well as recommendations for a balanced diet in pregnancy according to the above mentioned recommendations on nutrition in pregnancy [ 49].
§Randomisation: none (score 0), mentioned (1), described and adequate (that is, computer generated list of random numbers, or sealed envelopes) (2); blinding: none or observer blinding only (score 0), double blinding described but not optimal (1), optimal (double dummy or convincing blinding procedures) (2); drop-outs: not described or incomplete (score 0), clear follow-up of each patient (1).
It's an old-fashioned mystery in a positive sense – a bizarre murder, a closed list of suspects with adequate motives, the police getting it wrong, an eccentric detective and even a Poirot-like denouement … It's clever, it's challenging (but not overly so) and it's a pleasure to read".
He did not mention it Monday, instead calling on the departments of State and Homeland Security "to identify a list of regions where adequate screening cannot take place".
