Mr Grant added that he was also frustrated that the anti-GM lobby had failed to adequately answer the question of how to feed more people with finite land without using new technology.
We would argue that, much like clinical trials, other multisite and well-designed observational studies should be conducted to more adequately answer the question [ 23].
This body of data is not scientifically robust enough, however, to adequately answer the question of whether adding a macrolide to a β-lactam confers a survival advantage - this will only be satisfactorily addressed by a large prospective randomised control trial.
Groups should divide their poster board into four quadrants and in each, succinctly but adequately answer the questions they just researched.
2.4 Development of Data Collection Tools During the Inception Phase, an evaluation matrix was developed to address the primary questions being asked by the Terms of Reference, identifying certain indicators and sources of data collection, ensuring the evaluation team was prepared to gather sufficient and appropriate information to adequately answer the questions asked.
Interviewers are doing a number of interviews and will appreciate when an interviewee adequately answers the questions without taking all day.
No studies exist, however, that have compared the societal usefulness and quality of the research done: were the study questions relevant to health and were they constructed in a way that adequately answered the questions posed?
Within this special issue it is not possible to adequately answer the introductory question, neither can the selected articles represent even the core range of disciplines, fields, concepts, methods, countries, or research contexts of resilience and vulnerability in DRM.
When confronted with an examination request, the teleradiologist should first evaluate whether the quality of the information provided (images, priors if required, and clinical information) is sufficient to adequately answer the clinical question.
One can not, for example, adequately answer the what question and describe the main features of consciousness without addressing the why issue of its functional role within systems whose operations it affects.
It seems that I can adequately answer the parallel question in the modal case by saying that I am stipulating that, when I say that there is some possible world in which Russell is a playwright, the relevant individual in the possible world (if there is one) is Russell (and not some other potential or actual playwright).
