Sentence examples for adequately general from inspiring English sources

These are augmented with certain definite types of solid fluid interactions in order to enable adequately general, but workable, engineering analysis.

Working in well-managed groups that are adequately supported, general internal medicine practitioners can have fulfilling careers.

Additional constraint is imposed by lack adequately trained general practitioners and health workers at primary care level.

Furthermore, although several studies have shown that acquired skills are quickly lost, and therefore refresher training is of crucial importance for sustaining the quality of performance and sustainability of CHWs [ 1, 48], the CHA strategy appears not to have adequately considered general professional development and progression matters.

The model predictions adequately describe the general trend of the measured conversions of CO, C3H6, NO and H2.

Few published reports examine the development of holistic face processing across the lifespan such that face-specific processes are adequately differentiated from general developmental effects.

Graphics are increasingly used to represent the spread of infectious diseases (e.g., influenza, Zika, Ebola); however, the impact of using graphics to adequately inform the general population is unknown.

The assumed slip pattern is found to be fairly well reproduced beneath the land area and the area within about 80 100 km off the coastline, although it has not been adequately reproduced, in general, in the offshore area far off the coastline.

Thus, in addition to the education measures required to adequately inform the general public about the risks of consuming clams and the best way to prepare them in order to reduce or eliminate possible infectious agents, additional efforts are needed to reduce the risks of consuming non-regulated seafood.

To be able to describe this process adequately, a rigorous general rate-based model for the reactive absorption in tray and packed columns has been developed based on earlier works (see, e.g. [Kenig et al., 2001. Chemical Engineering Science 56, 343 350; Kenig et al., 2003. Chemical Engineering and Technology 6, 631 646]).

Four of five first order variables loaded in general adequately on their second order variable.