Notably, often more than one model can fit the data equally well, because they will handle different evolutionary properties more adequately (for example codon structure or non-stationarity of nucleotide composition).
21 Following individuals over time based on information from the HDR is difficult as different hospital admissions of the same person cannot be recognised adequately, for example, if a patient was admitted in another hospital.
This is not to say that the manuscript fails to cite prior work adequately: for example, the discussion of the development of the coevolutionary theory in this manuscript is very complete, and provides a nice self-contained introduction to interested readers.
But, as a skilled shaper of public opinion with a vast range of connections to all elements of society, the editor could be an invaluable asset to their movement, and, like almost everyone else in the room, he has his darker secrets the death of a former lover, who was said to be blackmailing him, has never been adequately explained, for example.
But, as a skilled shaper of public opinion with a vast range of connections to all elements of society, the editor could be an invaluable asset to their movement, and, like almost everyone else in the room, he has his darker secrets — the death of a former lover, who was said to be blackmailing him, has never been adequately explained, for example.
What KPS score might adequately describe, for example, a young, hemiplegic, wheelchair-dependent glioma patient, who otherwise has no symptoms and works full time?
On the other hand, the HE checklist for environmental barriers only covers the housing environment arena, and to adequately assess for example public buildings, shopping malls, theaters, bus stops etc., new lists of barriers have to be compiled (see e.g. [ 15]).
Despite this relatively low recruitment rate, our study is likely to be adequately powered; for example we have already recruited more than half of the 105 children on BTS treatment steps 4 and 5 required to explore interactions between filaggrin gene variants and ETS.
Authors might log in to Oppia to find an answer that learners are providing to a question but which the system isn't correctly or adequately responding to, for example.
The sensors that measure temperature must respond adequately in order, for example, to actuate safety systems that will mitigate the consequences of an undesired temperature excursion and to prevent component failure.
Furthermore, it allowed each family to act as its own control, thus minimising the 'confounding' effect of factors that the researchers were not able to adequately adjust for, for example, sociodemographic factors, etc.
