The phrase "adequate pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sufficient number or variety of resources, options, or participants in a particular context.
Example: "In order to conduct a thorough study, we need to ensure that we have an adequate pool of participants to gather diverse perspectives."
Alternatives: "sufficient group" or "ample selection".
Further repetitive nephron induction requires an adequate pool of competent cells at the right time and place.
The report said a 300-member House would be "too small to provide an adequate pool to fulfil the demands of a revising chamber".
Skeletal muscle growth and regeneration/repair are critically dependent on having an adequate pool of muscle precursor cells or myoblasts.
In conclusion, our data provide for the first time evidence that Hes1 is an additional regulator of thyroid development and differentiation (Figure 8), beside the known thyroid enriched transcription factors such as Nkx2-1, Foxe1, and Pax8: Hes1 maintains an adequate pool of thyroid progenitor cells via a p57-independent mechanism, determining normal thyroid size.
The number of probe sets on the custom chip represents a compromise between cost and inclusion of an adequate pool of top candidate prognostic genes, a priori identified by applying the supervised principal component survival analysis method in each of the individual training datasets.
A "perfect" contig map and adequate pool coverage are two critical components for the clone deconvolution algorithm.
Proper skeletal muscle differentiation is dependent upon adequate pools of fusion-competent myoblasts.
PCR-based methods combined with adequate pooling of BAC DNA samples have proved to be very cost- and time-effective for the anchoring of BAC libraries to genetic maps [ 40- 43].
The product of the MTHFR gene is critical in maintaining an adequate methionine pool and is believed to be important in the process of DNA methylation [27].
The multicentre study design, with 22 participating primary care centres and a long (18-month) recruitment period, is intended to ensure an adequate participant pool.
During the initial steps of pancreas organogenesis, Notch signalling is required to maintain an adequate progenitor pool, thus precluding premature differentiation.
