Hence, a complementary assessment of both approaches is more adequate to obtain some preliminary design guidelines for ORC units.
Less rigorous is "novelty creationism," which accepts the Darwinian account as adequate to explain some biological phenomena but requires special acts of divinity for others.
The term "nutraceuticals" indicates any product derived from food or herbal sources, administrated at a specific dose, adequate to obtain some health benefits.
The early data collection was probably adequate to draw some general conclusions about the impact on the QL in the early to medium term following highdose as compared to conventional chemotherapy.
Although reduced ribosome number and activity might still be sufficient for survival, they might be not adequate to translate some mRNAs that have stringent conditions for initiation of translation (Ludwig et al., 2014).
Macintyre and Petticrew describe a common misconception '...that it is adequate to know that some intervention does good in general, and that it is not necessary to know how much good, at what cost, via what mechanisms, or for which subgroups of the population'[ 14].
The algorithm starts by searching all job tuples in the space (copy_collect operation line 2) and choosing the most adequate to be executed according to some criteria chooseJob function (line 3).
The knots that in the past had always seemed quite adequate to me suddenly, for some strange reason, appeared — how shall I put it — rather meagre.
JONES BEACH At four feet high, the flimsy-looking fences strung along one and a half miles of oceanfront at Jones Beach State Park hardly seem adequate to hold in place some of the most popular and heavily used public beaches in the country.
It is also possible that the PAR proteins themselves are adequate to maintain polarity at some level.
