Sentence examples for adequate to guide from inspiring English sources

But the criteria seem adequate to guide enforcement.

'Nothing of Darwin's central logic has faded or fully capsized, but his theory has been transformed, along his original lines, into something far different, far richer, and far more adequate to guide our understanding of nature,' he now claims without a hint of irony in The Structure of Evolutionary Theory.

Rawls does not propose the primary goods approach as adequate to guide us in figuring out what egalitarianism requires by way of compensation for those with serious personal talent deficits.

This includes target risk assessment, biomarker evaluation and predictivity grading both for efficacy and toxicity, early human trial design adequate to guide stop/go decisions on grounds of biomarker panels, and biostatistical methods to analyze multiple readout situations and quantify risk projections.

However, these reviews either lacked validation experiments [ 16] or used only synthetic data [ 15], and hence are not adequate to guide cancer genome sequencing studies.

This is not an adequate framework to guide Internet policy, especially in a market as concentrated as the United States, where Verizon and AT&T control about 60 percent of wireless subscribers and 80 percent of Americans live in areas with only two wireline broadband providers.

Given the importance of adequate data to guide public policy, there is first of all a need for a stronger investment in data collection and data analyses.

One of the contributions of the RMPA scheme is the proposal of adequate policies to guide the handover designer when deploying an IEEE 802.16 network in the railway context.

Without adequate evidence to guide decision making, restructuring of the nursing workforce to meet increasingly complex patient care needs in the context of registered nurse shortages might fail to produce desired outcomes.

Objective: To study adult patients in the immediate postoperative period after cardiac surgery and determine whether cardiac output (CO) and systemic vascular resistance (SVR) are generally within normal limits and whether clinical assessment of CO provides an adequate approximation to guide treatment.

Pasco police policies, it found, "do not provide guidance about de-escalation nor adequate details to guide officers on when and how to decrease the use of force.