Sentence examples for adequate to match from inspiring English sources

We could not measure the corresponding serum samples because the serum samples were not adequate to match all of pleural fluid in the study.

Unfortunately, while communities commonly offer informal assistance, the value of such support is not adequate to match the magnitude of need: 75% of children's families in Malawi received assistance from their social network, but averaging only US$81 annually.

The findings have showed that the candidate teachers did not have adequate knowledge to match the given astronomy concepts with their characteristics.

Based on an expected STEMI prevalence of 35%% in the patient population, a sample size for this study of approximately 250 patients should be adequate to sufficiently match the requirements for the confidence interval calculation regarding sensitivity and specificity.

Immigration judges also must cope with a detection, detention, and deportation system that has grown at an accelerated pace, but without adequate court funding to match.

Interestingly, the adverse effect of caffeine on hyperaemic response to exercise was even more pronounced during exposure to hypoxia [11], a situation mimicking the oxygen deprivation found in coronary artery disease (CAD) patients in whom compromised compensatory mechanisms do not allow adequate MBF increase to match the exercise-induced increase in oxygen consumption [14].

Acute failure of LV systolic function is characterized by the inability of the heart to provide an adequate stroke volume to match the metabolic demands of the body.

It will be prudent to assure an adequate vitamin E intake to match the increased PUFA intake, especially as vitamin E intake is already below recommendations in many populations worldwide.

Fineli was considered to be a reliable and adequate source of information, and to match well with the Finnish diet.

The web giant wants the right to print books itself if publishers fail to provide adequate stock, and wants publishers to match any pricing deals it offers to other distributers.

A nuclear electronics system designed to perform high precision energy measurement on a large dynamic range through high speed sampling of the output might be impossible to match to an adequate ADC.