Regardless of the precision used, the results largely depend on solving the correct problem: it is therefore essential that the formulation reflects reality adequately and appropriate data have been extracted.
They will be applied, the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (which is tasked with implementing the directive, as part of its overall responsibility on the digital economy) said, as "a last resort and will not apply to operators [that] have assessed the risks adequately, taken appropriate security measures and engaged with regulators but still suffered an attack".
Men should be targeted adequately with appropriate information, as they are one of the major sources of information for the family in the rural and the nomadic areas.
To adequately quantify appropriate complementary feeding, we used a composite indicator comprising three of the WHO core IYCF indicators that relate closely to complementary feeding.
Each item of the TS checklist had to be performed adequately, in appropriate sequence, and in a commonly accepted timeframe in order to be considered correctly performed.
However, current planning does not adequately identify the appropriate level of risk.
Should an outbreak spread through a work or school environment, or a place of common gathering, such as a baseball stadium, the distribution of patients' home addresses may not adequately reveal the appropriate clustering.
Such deficiency in information emphasises the importance to overcome the methodological problems, so that the needs of these patients can be adequately assessed and appropriate support can be provided.
For this reason, the INTACT investigators were unselective in the patient populations for their studies and this failure to adequately select for appropriate patients probably led to a negative outcome in contradistinction to the trastuzumab study in metastatic breast cancer (Giaccone et al, 2004; Herbst et al, 2004).
There have been many situations where clients have reported grizzly-sized cravings, only to then discover they have not adequately eaten an appropriate-sized meal all day.
Moving complex medical treatment from secondary to primary care has major implications for GPs who should be included in the patient selection process, have adequate discharge information about their patients, be adequately resourced and have appropriate support and training.
