The phrase "adequate to explore the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for the purpose of exploration or investigation.
Example: "The resources provided were adequate to explore the various aspects of the research topic."
Alternatives: "sufficient to investigate the" or "capable of examining the".
We set minimum sample sizes for the different categories of participants a priori, taking into consideration the numbers deemed adequate to explore phenomena in qualitative research (44).
Usually one hidden layer is adequate to explore maximum problems.
Obstacle avoidance tasks provide an adequate paradigm to explore the possibility to deal with environmental constraints by the voluntary modification of the basic locomotor pattern.
Therefore, the choice of target sample was pragmatic, based partly on the need to provide local studies with adequate power to explore the local situation and allow participating countries to fulfil their recruitment agreement.
Accordingly, several studies proposed comprehensive approaches to identify the association model with disease related factors [ 27, 30, 43, 44]; these approaches have adequate power to explore the potential association models.
However, given that all the relevant AH senior managers from one health service district within the organisation were interviewed along with an AH senior manager from each of the four other surrounding health service districts, it is likely that this is an adequate sample to explore the topic of organisational factors influencing AH research activity and culture within this organisation.
From this perspective, the Joinpoint regression seems to be a more adequate and robust methodology to explore the effect of smoking policy ban.
Future prospective longitudinal studies with adequate power are needed to explore the association between plasma ceramides and memory performance and change in VO2peak in subjects with CAD.
We therefore decided to explore the adequate cutoff values for nadir DO2 level and nadir DO2/VCO2 ratio during CPB as possible predictors of postoperative AKI stage 2 and to include those values in the subsequent multivariable analysis.
To describe rates of pelvic pain in university women ages 18 and older and to explore the barriers to adequate health care for pelvic pain in this population.
