Sentence examples for adequately construct from inspiring English sources

Due to lack of a sufficient quantity of overlapping logistics and DHS data, we were unable to adequately construct models for long-acting contraceptive methods.

Household economic status was categorized into 3 classes: monthly income ≤8,000 baht and poorly constructed house (low class), monthly income 8,001-15,000 band adequatelytely constructed house (middle class), and monthly income >15,000 baht and well-constructed house (high class).

The quadratic triangular finite element meshes are adequately constructed to control the pollution error and the optimization problem is solved using the Zoutendijk's feasible directions method due to robustness and efficiency for problems with nonlinear constraints.

Locking plate technology has allowed for fixation of osteopenic bone but the use of unicortical screws in a plating system for the management of a B2-type fracture would unlikely provide an adequately stable construct.

A major implication of the current study is that the QuIKS has now adequately achieved construct validation through creation of the QuIKS-R.

I hope architects and engineers will learn from this disaster and construct adequately fireproofed buildings again.

The study's hypothesized relationships are in general supported by the data and the resulting structural model proved to adequately represent the construct relationships.

Ultimately, how to balance the practicality of an assessment, while also adequately representing the construct of interest, depends on the purpose of the assessment and the decisions that will be made based on the assessment results.

After the rater analysis, 17 items were excluded from the scale (three items for not representing the construct adequately, and 14 items for not meeting the required agreement level of 80%% among the experts).

It is likely that the role-emotional section is not specific enough to PH to measure the construct adequately.

Content validity addresses the degree to which an instrument's content adequately reflects the construct to be measured [ 12].