"adequate value for" can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is equal or sufficient in worth or importance for a particular purpose or situation. Example: "After thorough evaluation, we have determined that the proposed price is of adequate value for the high-quality services being offered."
DLS data represent the Z-average, since it is the most adequate value for size determination provided by this technique.
Therefore, pH 6 was chosen as the more adequate value for the metal ion removal on the kraft lignin-based sorbents.
Democrats should give up on their quixotic quest to eliminate tuition and focus instead on policies such as reforming federal student aid and promoting college accountability to ensure students receive adequate value for money.
In order to obtain an adequate value for K p, a simple strategy [43, 80] consists in starting with a quite small value of K p =K p0 and solving a series of problems with increasing K p. The process is stopped as soon as ∥c(x t))∥<ε c, for every t∈[0,t f ], for some given tolerance ε c >0.
These positive and negative values along with the zero value in the central position of (10) and an adequate value for N m and Γ 0 allow to make a dense search in the delay space (i.e., the complete search space can be explored to find the minimum of the objective function (8)).
For brand success the product, or in this case the entire gaming experience, needs to be perceived as quality-laden, providing adequate value for money.
Membranes presenting lower or higher contact angles, as compared with the initial one can be obtained by selecting adequate values for the radiofrequency power and treatment time values.
With a membrane area of 1 mm2, the acoustical sensitivity was 4 mV/Pa (at 1 kHz) and the noise equivalent sound level was 33.5 dB (A), which are adequate values for many applications.
We first conducted experiments to find adequate values for (alpha) and (beta).
Adequate values for within the industrial environment can be defined among 0.95 to 0.98, when dealing with soft RT applications.
We have performed a simulation-based study to determine adequate values for n and t ′ and to assess whether these values are indeed practical or not.
