The phrase "adequately free" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being sufficiently liberated or unrestricted in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy ensures that employees are adequately free to express their opinions without fear of retribution."
Alternatives: "sufficiently free" or "reasonably free".
Shortly after the bombing, United Nations officials in Kabul said conditions for the election on Saturday were adequately free and fair "to allow the will of the Afghan people as a whole to translate at the polls, and the next president of Afghanistan to claim to represent the nation".
Still, shortly after the bombing, United Nations officials in Kabul said that conditions for the election on Saturday were adequately free and fair "to allow the will of the Afghan people as a whole to translate at the polls, and the next president of Afghanistan to claim to represent the nation".
Three performance criteria need to be met before DNA extracts can be accepted: DNA concentration needs to meet the requirement of the validated method; the DNA is of sufficient length to be amplified by PCR; and it is adequately free from PCR inhibitors.
This has basically to do with the amplicon length which are normally quite short in qPCR methodologies, therefore in case of highly processed matrices it is important to combine the DNA extraction method which does not add to the fragmentation state of DNA molecules; iii) finally, DNA extracts should be adequately free from PCR inhibitors.
First, to minimize the risk of tumor spillage, direct contact with the tumor should be avoided, and blockage proximal and distal to the tumor, with at least 2-cm safe margin, should be performed when the ureter and ileal conduit are adequately freed.
The IPA, which has close links to the Liberal party, has previously called for the abolition of the Human Rights Commission, arguing it did not adequately defend free speech.
Nonetheless, Trump announced Saturday his intent to issue an executive order that would make federal research funding contingent on whether a given college adequately protects free speech.
After years of failed engagement with the southern Mediterranean, the Union should now create a partnership with those countries that agree to "adequately monitored, free and fair elections," according to a document that will be presented to the bloc's leaders Friday.
It describes a condition of renal immaturity in which, aggravated by limited responsiveness to aldosterone [33], premature kidneys are unable to adequately handle free water, electrolytes, small proteins, and bicarbonate (Fig. 2).
Methodological quality of the trials included in the systematic review assessed by six points: random sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinding of allocation intervention, incomplete data adequately addressed, free of suggestion selective outcome reporting and other problems.
"We are disappointed that the Virginia Court of Appeals has issued a ruling that fails to adequately protect free speech rights on the internet, and which allows businesses to seek personal details about website users — without any evidence of wrongdoing — in efforts to silence online critics," Mr Sollitto said.
