However, the question of whether similar findings hold for females has not been adequately addressed, in part due to the scarcity of longitudinal samples with sizable female populations.
Officials with the group said that the lower number of people applying from neighborhoods like Chinatown and the Lower East Side reflected the agency's failure to promote the program adequately in certain parts of Lower Manhattan.
Yet, to date, few of these therapies have been adequately evaluated for effectiveness, in part because of methodological challenges including recruiting sufficient numbers of participants, designing reasonable interventions and selecting appropriate control groups.
According to Deutsche Welle, a German parliamentary investigation found that "at the end of 2017, no submarines and none of the air force's 14 large transport planes were available for deployment due to repairs," and "a Defense Ministry paper revealed German soldiers did not have enough protective vests, winter clothing or tents to adequately take part in a major NATO mission". Not enough tents?
On Friday, the city fired the head of the Health Department because, the officials said, he had in part not adequately responded to the problem.
However, as the intensive documentation audits showed, not all steps of the nursing process were well documented, and the documentation was in part not adequately adapted to the individual patient.
Critics, including an oversight panel, have accused the Bush administration of badly mismanaging the program, in part by not adequately tracking how private banks have used bailout funds.
Among these patients with asthma, 5 10% are characterized as having severe disease that do not adequately respond to current therapeutic options, in part because of side effects associated with elevated doses and/or a plateau in dose response.
It is widely acknowledged that the SGF assay may not adequately simulate in vivo gastric digestion, in part because in vivo digestion is inherently variable across individuals and within individuals over time (e.g., Bannon et al. 2002; Burnett et al. 2002; Chikwamba et al. 2003; Mendelsohn et al. 2003).
Our first analysis shows how poor judgement, slips or deviations from best practice can emerge in a work environment with pressures on human resources and task complexity, phenomena more than adequately covered elsewhere, 9 and addressed in part by computerised alerts and clinical decision support systems.
Russborough House appealed to him in part because it could adequately house his extensive art collection, which was put together by Sir Alfred's father and uncle, Mr. Keaveney said.
