The cleaning procedure described in the supplemental materials appears adequate to address this issue, but additional information about sample collection (distance of hair from scalp, single or multiple fingernail or toenail samples, etc).
However, the main objective of our study was not to detect the prevalence of UTI but rather the prevalence of active urinary symptoms and identify what percentage of these could be explained by UTI; therefore, we feel that our study design and location were adequate to address this issue.
Thus in articulating an interpretation, or set of interpretations of the term adequate to frame theoretical issues, we cannot simply describe how it is currently employed — we must assign it a more definite and coherent meaning than extant in common usage (Block 1995, 2002).
Unlike smears that require a necessary structure, adequated to the issues of biosafety, ventilation, a more adequate area.
In today's filing, the last in this sequence, Microsoft said it "has a responsibility to its employees, shareholders, business partners and customers, as well as to this court, to propose an appellate process that is adequate to resolve the many issues presented.
These results confirm that our experimental model is adequate to investigate the main issues posed by the study.
So really only a tiny handful of countries have laws and institutions in place that are adequate to deal with the issues raised by the technological possibilities of data collection online, and that's something that needs to change very quickly. .
The Issues Checklist has adequate psychometric properties with high internal consistency (mothers α =.89 and.85 for fathers, [ 68] and adequate to good test - retest reliability (mothers α =.63 -.74; fathers α =.73 -.80; (Robin & Foster 1989).
Time has come to give adequate attention to the issue of infertility in developing countries.
