Donald Trump's boast at last week's Republican "presidential" debate, that his (shall we say?) "equipment" was more than adequate, marks a new low in a long and storied history of campaigning for the White House, which explains the scare-quotes around "presidential". One thinks of Abraham Lincoln and weeps; Republicans, as they frequently remind us, are the party of Lincoln.
The increase in magnetic field in the beginning of March 31 is likely a shock, but the time resolution was not adequate to mark the shock (from Fan et al. 1960).
From a safe distance, look for: A flat, triangular-shaped head (although this may not be adequate to mark it) — broader at the base of the head than at the front.
As a lawyer who investigates passenger cruise ship accidents, I hope that in the hurry to keep building bigger and more exciting vessels, NCL has also made passenger safety the primary focus by designing decks with slip-resistant surfaces and clearly marking thresholds with adequate warnings and lighting.
Ms. Goodwin has said that in "The Fitzgeralds and The Kennedys" she failed to provide adequate quotation marks for some passages taken from another author's work, although she cited the source.
We found that the use of surface marking points led to adequate tissue cores for further pathological review in the vast majority of organs assessed.
Marking spots were designed to navigate ideal resection lines in segmentectomies beyond anatomical inter-segmental planes with adequate resection margins.
In terms of water, sanitation and hygiene, over 90% of the country's households have access to water and 91% to adequate sanitation, but these figures mark disparities between regions and urban /rural areas.
On the contrary, the differences in study population characteristics are too marked in late RA for an adequate comparison of biologics performance in this clinical condition.
The lower scoring studies were mainly marked down on blinding of assessors, adequate follow-up, intention to treat analysis and concealed allocation.
