Sentence examples for adequate than that from inspiring English sources

The railway system is much less adequate than that of the roads; the southwestern part of the country is the best-served area.

42 When these tests are performed with the naked eye by nurses and with lighting probably less adequate than that produced by colposcopes VILI is understandably preferred to and more accurate than VIA in sub-Saharan Africa.

At 24 h, all combinations still offered a greater probability of adequate coverage than that obtained in the retrospective cohort.

By 24 h, most monotherapy WISCA regimens provided less adequate coverage than that achieved in the retrospective cohort.

So one might think that not only is it possible for justifications to bottom out in contingent moral states of affairs, there is no reason to think that such justifications are as such any less adequate than justifications that bottom out in necessary moral states of affairs.

And while the sound is adequate, it is nothing more than that.

The Collegium's vocal soloists, drawn from the chorus, were adequate, and more than that in the case of the tenor Thomas Hobbs, who was a fine Evangelist.

Many of the dual-combination therapies that would have been recommended by WISCA-guided data offer a much higher degree of adequate antibiotic coverage than that achieved by 12 h, 24 h, and even 48 h in our retrospective patient cohort, and so could potentially decrease time to adequate antimicrobial treatment in this vulnerable patient population.

The considerable variation in M6G/M ratio especially in neonates suggests that the variation in dosage requirements in order to achieve adequate pain relief is far greater than that currently recommended.

Yes, we need adequate funding, and budgets should be fully supported, but it is more complicated than that.

If we detected a reduction in mortality with early adequate treatment, we planned to extrapolate the potential mortality reduction achievable with various WISCA regimens that offered greater adequate empiric coverage rates than that achieved with usual care in this retrospective cohort: relative risk reduction with adequate treatment × (% excess coverage with WISCA regimen).