Sentence examples for adequately functional from inspiring English sources

There is no single, adequately functional body responsible for the control, information, catalogue, and in-depth research of all CAM/TM.

It can be suggested that in the next future, the study of epigenetics and epigenomics will likely represent a crucial step in the diagnostic workup of the infertile male, especially in cases submitted to ART, where it will be necessary to select adequately functional sperm to avoid the epigenetic alteration impact on the procedure.

The number of patients was relatively small and the follow-up period of 1 year is too short to adequately assess functional outcomes.

Nevertheless, the variable "wearing a denture" was not considered because the number of FUs outlines more adequately the functional ability of edentulous patients.

There appears to be an adequate person separation index, which means that there exists a large enough spread of ability across the sample so that the measures adequately reflect functional ability.

Critics of functionalism often deny that consciousness can be adequately explicated in functional terms (Block 1980a, 1980b, Levine 1983, Chalmers 1996).

Whether that indeed turns out to be the case depends very much on whether the list of specifications adequately meets the functional requirements.

When considered in terms of the three capacities, the transpiring DRM globalized system, it can be argued that a "threshold" has been passed, and a system of globalized system of DRM has become adequately developed and functional.

Preemptive correction of a stenosis in an arteriovenous (AV) access (fistula or graft) that is adequately providing hemodialysis (functional AV access) may prolong access survival as compared to waiting for signs of access dysfunction to intervene (deferred salvage).

While the KT-1000 may provide valuable information for diagnosis of a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament, it does not adequately assess the functional capabilities of the knee [18] and it serves as a limited measure of knee function during dynamic weight-bearing activities routinely performed during activities of daily living and sports following ACLR.

Thus the usual correlation measure can only evaluate the difference of tissues or cellular localizations, and cannot adequately elucidate the functional relationship from the coexpression of genes.