Sentence examples for adequately I from inspiring English sources

Since fixation trials were randomly intermixed with saccade trials, subjects were still required to interpret the color cue and respond adequately, i.e., either to execute a saccade in the indicated direction or to maintain fixation.

For children with at least one PLTI, 63.6 % were treated exactly according to IMCI guidelines, and 77.8 % were treated adequately (i.e., effective treatment even if it did not exactly match IMCI guidelines) (Table  1 and Box 2).

Since rats are unlikely to perform worse than chance, it is therefore not possible to observe any potential Treatment effects until shams learn the task adequately (i.e., perform significantly better than chance).

Further supporting the use of treatment intensity as a marker of disease severity in our data was the observation that individuals who were treated with insulin were also treated, on average, with a larger number of antihypertensive medications (p = 0.008) and were more difficult to control adequately (i.e. higher HbA1c) (p < 0.001).

President Franklin Roosevelt had an even more expansive philosophy of executive authority when the public interest was at stake: "In the event that Congress should fail to act, and act adequately, I shall accept the responsibility, and I will act".

In order to satirize adequately, I think you need to bring people down to Earth and be like, "Yeah, these people drink coffee and have tummy troubles and they go to the bathroom like anybody else, and they all have relationship problems, if they even have relationships".

Reports of inadequate allocation concealment, compared to those in which this information is adequately reported (i.e., adequate allocation concealment), exaggerate the estimates of an intervention's effectiveness by about 30%, on average [ 8- 10].

A separate analysis suggested that for those patients who were adequately staged, i.e. had lymph node sampling, omentectomy and peritoneal biopsies and therefore had truly stage I disease, there appeared to be no benefit to adjuvant chemotherapy.

In this process, topside electron density may not be adequately modeled, i.e., the thickness is too small for IRI topside density profile.

In the design of coating processes, it is crucial to know the set of conditions at which the deposited layer is adequately uniform, i.e. to define the operability window of the process.

The model can account adequately for (i) polymer solvent solute sorption and transport interactions, including solvent-induced osmotic effects, (ii) fast or slow (Fickian) solvent penetration relative to solute release and (iii) embedded solute loads exceeding the limit of solubility in the fully swollen matrix.