Sentence examples for adequately challenge from inspiring English sources

Some forms of professional development may be too passive to adequately challenge participants to rigorously explore and reflect on new concepts (Penuel et al. 2007).

Upper limb support will be minimised in order to adequately challenge balance, but to ensure safety the environment will be set up with stable supports (eg, bench or table) close by that can be held as necessary.

While our series does not have enough cases to adequately challenge the published incidence of NPC, it does raise the question of whether the samples used in generating the Philippine and GLOBOCAN data are truly representative.

The IWPC warfarin data set contains candidate genetic variations known to affect warfarin response including CYP2C9 and VKORC1 (rs7294); however, as it lacks sufficient size to adequately challenge our information-theoretic method, we created a hybrid data set in which 1,000 SNPs from the GAW15 Problem 1 data set were appended to each subject.

In our experience, based on clinical findings and empiric field observation with marines, tests covering low- and high-threshold movement control of the lower back and hip may adequately challenge weak-links in marines' musculoskeletal system as relevant in their operative duty.

Many of the bright students would then be adequately challenged.

Chris Grayling said this on 10 March, without being adequately challenged, as did John Redwood on 22 March.

Some viewers felt that his views on benefit reform were not adequately challenged," a statement read.

"It was really important for me that that voice was represented, but he had to be adequately challenged," she said.

Modern-day external exploitation can only be adequately challenged once Africa gets its own house in order.

She bought organic food, encouraged her children to play instruments, and fretted over whether they were adequately challenged in school.