The phrase "adequate spectrum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a range of options, frequencies, or qualities that are sufficient for a particular purpose or need.
Example: "The research indicates that an adequate spectrum of services is necessary to meet the diverse needs of the community."
Alternatives: "sufficient range" or "appropriate variety".
"The lack of adequate spectrum is killing the quality of users' experience," he said.
"It is urgent that the United States follow other advanced countries in making adequate spectrum available for 3G applications," the report said.
Also, a high risk of bias was observed in six items including adequate spectrum, adequate reference standard, and absence of verification bias, among others (Figure 2).
Licensing by Census Tracts is a novel approach that supports the business case for many WISPs but is incompatible with mobile network deployments in urban areas (which also happens to be where mobile providers lack adequate spectrum for new 5G services).
As shown in Figure 2, the following 6 of 14 items were observed to have high risk of bias, where the proportion of items categorized as 'No' was high (more than 50%): adequate spectrum (item 1), adequate reference standard (item 3), partial verification (item 5), differential verification (item 6), incorporation bias (item 7), and description of reference test execution (item 9).
Simply put, the government must act to ensure there is adequate spectrum to support this consumer- and economy-driven growth.
Antibiotic therapy was considered adequate if spectrum, dose, application modus, and duration of therapy were appropriate according to local recommendations or published guidelines.
The postoperative period was uneventful for the first 48 h and the bleeding stopped; however, the patient developed bronchopneumonia, which progressed to septicemia in spite of adequate broad spectrum antibiotics.
Over the past decade, the accuracy of initial antibiotic treatment has been manifest as one of the most consistent prognostic factor: early aggressive therapy with adequate broad-spectrum regimens against the likely pathogens is associated with lower mortality rates and shorter length of hospital stay (LOS).
All patients received adequate broad-spectrum antibiotic therapy, aggressive resuscitation, prompt radical debridement and adjuvant hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
By contrast, early aggressive therapy with adequate broad-spectrum regimens that optimize therapy against the likely pathogens is associated with lower mortality rates and shorter hospital stay [ 4- 8].
