Sentence examples for adequately encompass from inspiring English sources

Each major category had to adequately encompass its subcategories and contain > 2% of all CCs.

The closest thing was the censor bar or redacted text, which was sort of good enough but didn't adequately encompass the ideas behind the opposition.

As a result, construction of comprehensive FGAs based on PCR-gene fragments that adequately encompass diverse environmental sequences is a near impossibility.

Two additional questions might be (1) whether the exercise protocols adequately encompass what strength and aerobic exercises are and (2) whether the (possibly different) training loads of the two different exercises might have influenced the results.

Many believe that the term VVA does not adequately encompass all associated symptoms, and that by using GSM, it will help overcome this issue [1].

The TUG does not appear to adequately encompass these risk factors.

In this article, we argue that the broader concept of inferential literacy, which includes understanding of data characteristics, experimental design and statistical analysis, in addition to computation, more adequately encompasses what is needed for efficient progress in high-throughput biology.

This will be relevant to surgical management to ensure that any surgical resection adequately encompasses the potential patterns of spread.

While we appreciate that no single term adequately encompasses the various specific and non-specific upper limb symptoms encountered in clinical practice [ 6], in this paper we use upper extremity musculoskeletal disorder (UEMSD) only to categorize the symptomatic subjects enrolled in our study.

The VALSG system defines limited-stage (LS) as: (a) disease confined to one hemithorax, although local extension may be present; (b) no extrathoracic metastases except for ipsilateral supraclavicular lymph nodes if they can be included in the same radiation port as the primary tumor; and (c) primary tumor and regional nodes that can be adequately encompassed in a radiation port.

In our view, these themes, which hold so much relevance at the present historical moment, cannot adequately be encompassed within the standard teaching models that treat the economy as rapidly self-adjusting towards an efficient state of full-employment equilibrium.