The phrase "adequate to pick" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is sufficient or suitable for selection, but the phrasing is unclear.
Example: "The options available are not adequate to pick for the project."
Alternatives: "sufficient to choose" or "suitable for selection".
Because maternal morbidity is more common, affecting nearly one half of the women, this design would be adequate to pick up a 10% reduction in maternal morbidity (cluster size 10,000, SD 0.18, ICC 0.15, 0.8 power, 0.05 significance).
And even if they were, it may be that the statistical power of such laboratory tests is simply not adequate to pick up effects that occur in a small proportion of the exposed organisms.
We have closed over 500,000 beds, without providing sufficient community services and adequate housing to pick up the slack.
All four curves have adequate power to pick up 1.5 fold-changes at the 0.002 level of significance.
The length was necessary for the plutonium "bullet" to pick up adequate speed before reaching the "target".
To our knowledge, the study of Perrinaud et al. [ 32] is the only study that compares several systems on the same set of lesions, and it is therefore not possible to pick the most adequate reference system.
The question measuring opinions and attitudes gave 4 possibilities where the participants were asked to pick either one or more most adequate answers presenting their opinion.
Without adequate funding for care, the NHS will continue to be forced to pick up the pieces from a social care system that is not resourced to meet demands, which will be increasingly unable to keep people out of hospitals.
Fisheries managers had their own bone to pick with the survey data, complaining that they aren't adequate for making decisions at the local scale.
Firstly, LTBI therapy initiation requires patient motivation and understanding of the diagnosis, adequate communication between health department staff and the patient, and availability of transportation to pick up initial medications; barriers can arise to any of these components.
