Sentence examples for adequate to reflect from inspiring English sources

Fundamental materials properties such as hardness and toughness are often not adequate to reflect how a particular coating will perform, and some of these properties, toughness for example, can be hard to measure and are usually not available.

On the other hand, existing approaches for the delineation are based either on a single indicator that may not be adequate to reflect several aspects of groundwater development or on too many indicators, data of which may not readily available for a target area.

Taking the findings of all of these studies into consideration, the use of a single sample collection to define continuing phthalate exposure may be adequate to reflect average phthalate exposure.

However, these cellular systems may not be adequate to reflect the in vivo situation: in patients with heterozygous mutations, one functional WT allele is replaced by a mutant DSC2 form, which affects PG binding.

Basic semen analysis is not adequate to reflect all the parameters of semen quality and function that are required for an optimum fertility status especially in cases of idiopathic male factor infertility.

Therefore, we conclude that the use of foot plate angle, usual for studies on human subjects and patients, for SCP children is not adequate to reflect conditions at the ankle joint.

The UCLBAL was efficacious in a porcine model of ischaemic acute liver failure using pigs of adequate size to reflect the same liver size as expected in man (25.2 34.4 kg pig weights, 0.88 1.71 kg liver weights, n = 25).

One week later, a post-booklet survey was conducted thus affording participants adequate time to reflect upon contents of the booklet.

Similar findings were also found in the qualitative study by O'Donovan who found that students were not provided with adequate time to reflect whilst on placements [ 22].

It also remains an open question if the considered measures of subjective sleep quality or day-time behavior related to sleep are adequate to reliably reflect important changes of sleep patterns, or a wider collection of tests and measures should be considered and tested.

The Kosambi map function, which is widely used and thought to reflect adequate levels of double recombination in humans, has been applied for calibrating the slight possibility of double recombination when constructing genetic maps [ 25].