Sentence examples for adequately able to from inspiring English sources

Although, the mixture of like-charged nanoparticle and surfactant gives a slightly better static stability than the other one in both presence and absence of oil, both foams are not adequately able to resist oil destroying effects.

So, except for the emotional symptoms scale, the SDQ is adequately able to differentiate between children with and without clinical diagnoses.

However, despite these challenges, the majority of infants in our cohort were adequately able to suppress the virus, increase their level of immunity and significantly gain weight.

We were particularly concerned that the healthy sample in our study would not be adequately able to determine expectation for transient, experimental pain based upon limited exposure.

Many criminals will never be able to adequately repay their victims or society.

Overall, were you able to adequately verify the information in each article?

I cannot remember ever being able to adequately explain to her what I do.

"The Libyan government has not been able to adequately build its military and police forces and improve security," it said.

Arizona, like many others states, says it is no longer able to adequately finance its Medicaid program.

Crosby, relating a similar idea from the flipside, writes, "I feel an unassuageable loneliness, because I will never be able to adequately describe the pain I suffer".

Legal trade opponents are concerned governments would not be able to adequately police the rhino horn market, and cite corruption as a problem.