Sentence examples for adequate to enter from inspiring English sources

The nanovector prototype described here can be a valuable platform amenable to modification and improvement with the objective of designing a nanostructure adequate to enter the preclinical pipeline as a new antimalarial therapy.

The no-knock legislation struck me, and also Mr. Ehrlichman, as almost inherently repressive in tone.... Jerry Wilson [the police chief of Washington, D.C.] stated to me that he had adequate authority to enter a dwelling where there was a probable cause, and to legislate that power through the no-knock bill was unnecessary...

The no-knock legislation struck me, and also Mr. Ehrlichman, as almost inherently repressive in tone.... Jerry Wilson [the police chief of Washington, D.C.] stated to me that he had adequate authority to enter a dwelling where there was a probable cause, and to legislate that power through the no-knock bill was unnecessary..

Attempts to differentiate the percentage of river runoff contributed by melting of the seasonal snowpack from that by melting of glacier ice have not yet been quantitatively successful, due to a lack of adequate data to enter into a distributed hydrologic model (Unger-Shayesteh et al. 2013).

Pablo Villavicencio, who lives in Long Island with his wife and two daughters, was arrested in June during a routine delivery to the Army base after a staff member decided he didn't have adequate identification to enter the facility.

At the beginning this was a strategy issue: which strategies do we choose, which is the adequate business model to enter the market.

Overcoming the business "dating" dilemma Thankfully, at Goldsmiths, we have avoided these business dating problems by nurturing and creating strong industry links to ensure our students are equipped with adequate business-ready skills to enter a highly competitive market-place.

For an adequate amount of oxygen to enter the lungs, the palate needs to be intact.

More importantly, it seems that there has been a recent trend to enter phase III without adequate phase II data on clinical efficacy [ 2], the decision being based instead on positive effects on biomarkers.

We need a system that encourages medical students to enter primary care and also provides adequate training opportunities for the increasing numbers of medical school graduates.

The majority of residents reported having sufficient mentorship to enter academia, with only 17% lacking adequate mentorship.