The estimation of an effect size is an important step in designing an adequately powered, feasible clinical trial intended to change clinical practice.
This decision was based on EPA's determination that partial CCS was adequately demonstrated, technically feasible, and widely available.
Although the need for a method of measuring the quality of life of patients undergoing therapy for cancer has been widely recognised, no adequately evaluated or feasible method has been established.
However, a state of the art review reveals that none of the existing metrics is feasible to adequately match this goal.
It turns out that the optimal solution, which is provided by the algorithm, is adequately guaranteed to be feasible and to be close to the actual optimal solution.
It was not feasible to adequately sample various age classes and both sexes of all species in this study.
Furthermore, it has not been feasible to adequately and directly assess the microstructure of trabecular bone.
The BOLERO-2 trial is the first phase 3 study to demonstrate that dual blockade of the endocrine and mTOR pathways is a feasible and adequately tolerated strategy that provides significant clinical benefit.
They also resemble the Occupational Safety and Health Act provision requiring the agency to set the standard which most adequately assures, to the extent feasible, on the basis of the best available evidence, that no employee will suffer any impairment of health which the Court upheld in Industrial Union Dept., AFLCIO v.
They also resemble the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 provision requiring the agency to "'set the standard which most adequately assures, to the extent feasible, on the basis of the best available evidence, that no employee will suffer any impairment of health' "—which the Court upheld in Industrial Union Dept., AFL CIO v.
This enables to obtain both a model and a numerical simulation program which not only predict various performance variables with satisfactory relative errors but also have the capacity of representing the influence of changes in operating conditions adequately within the entire technically feasible operating range.
