The phrase "adequate substance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of content or material in a particular context.
Example: "The report lacked adequate substance, failing to address the key issues at hand."
Alternatives: "sufficient content" or "appropriate material".
Nature Liquid (NL) is the mixture of trace element, multiple enzymes, humic acid, amino acid, and vitamins and composition of each adequate substance on judgment.
Nature Liquid (NL) is the mixture of trace element, multiple enzymes, humic acid, amino acid, vitamins, and composition of each adequate substance on judgment.
Adequate substance-specific experimental tests to verify the postulated effects are currently not available, nor can the relevance of chemicals for the effects considered here be examined by means of QSAR predictions.
In Hegel's view, Greek philosophy had attained an adequate notion of substance yet for historical reasons had fallen short of the modern concept of subjectivity.
They were further asked if they were aware of use of alcohol, drugs or smoking to cope with stress, if they were aware of depression or use of antidepressants in medical students, and if they had received adequate teaching on substance misuse.
Orthomolecular medicine is the restoration and maintenance of health through the administration of adequate amounts of substances that are normally present in the body.
However, this trial was restricted to SSRIs, and it is argued that for an adequate pain response, substances affecting both serotonin and noradrenaline are necessary [ 19].
Melamine or substances that degrade to melamine may be illegally added to dairy products or animal feed to meet the appearance of adequate protein content.
The presence of abnormal amounts of the simple carbohydrate glucose and of ketone bodies (organic compounds involved in metabolism) in an animal's urine is used to diagnose diabetes mellitus, a disease in which the pancreas cannot form adequate quantities of a substance (insulin) important in regulating carbohydrate metabolism.
The other is whether substancehood require some extra component beyond properties, (and, if so, what?) or whether a 'bundle of properties' theory of substance is adequate.
Adequate screening for depression, substance and alcohol abuse and withdrawal from them, and suicidal tendencies will help minimize these leading causes of mortality among incarcerated individuals (Lee et al. 2007).
