The phrase "adequate observation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of observing something, often in contexts like research, analysis, or monitoring.
Example: "The study concluded that adequate observation of the subjects was crucial for obtaining reliable data."
Alternatives: "sufficient observation" or "proper observation".
For the new HV settings, there has not been adequate observation time on the HRC-S to calibrate the GMAP fully, or to verify the time-dependence thereof.
(b) It would be thoroughly consistent with our position that we could not tolerate a situation in which we neither had safeguards against the introduction of offensive weapons nor adequate observation to insure that offensive weapons presently in Cuban hands would not be used.
The machine was completed in 1939 and its first product was iodine-130, a 12-hour isotope which was much more useful than iodine-128 with which the medical experiments started and which had a half life of only 25 minutes--barely enough time for adequate observation.
These results suggest that the choice of an adequate observation time or the establishment of stable knocked down cells by antibiotic selection might be required for making an accurate evaluation of the RNAi effect on the target protein possessing a long half-life.
To transfer this notion to the measurement of car driver reliability the following components are necessary: a taxonomy of driving tasks, a definition of correct behaviour in each of these tasks, a list of errors as deviations from the correct actions and an adequate observation method to register errors and opportunities for these errors.
Also, adequate observation intervals pre- and post-loading may prove to be more specific in understanding the biological factors of implant stability.
They also failed to adequately check who lived at the property, including women and children, and to carry out adequate observations on the house.
They also failed to adequately check who lived at the property, including women and children, or to carry out adequate observations on the house.
Following Hansen's recommendation, the threshold sample is trimmed by 10percentt of the highest and lowest values.6 Trimming assures adequate observations within each threshold regime.
Furthermore, only subjects between 50 and 80 years old had adequate observations of 20 or more pack-years, and interpretation of pack-years associations reported in this paper should therefore be limited to that age group.
This provides adequate observations to estimate parameters for each model (365 observations versus only four parameters in the case of two regulators), but because we test so many different models it comes with the risk of finding combinations that obtain high predictive power by change (i.e. over-fitting).
