Sentence examples similar to adequately perfect from inspiring English sources

The FAST examination, adequately completed, is a nearly perfect test for predicting a "Need for OR" in patients with blunt torso trauma.

Idolator's staff members described "The Way you Love Me" as a "pretty much the definition of down-and-dirty, adequately conveying a sexual energy perfect for, shall we say, a 'particular' type of dancing".

The crux of the main counter-argument is that ILUC would be adequately controlled if there were a perfect global carbon tax (so that conversion of land would have to pay for the resulting impact on climate change).

It is a perfect supper, easy, restorative and adequately indulgent.

A white button-down fit adequately, and for $39.50, it was a perfect purchase for someone who works in catering or an office and needs at least to pretend to care about his job.

The reliability of the children to record adequately their BP readings is excellent with an almost perfect concordance.

They would be word-perfect in their lines, socially skilled and adequately sober.

The next day he wrote Delius a long appreciative letter: "I cannot adequately express in words the intense pleasure it was to me to hear such perfect performances of such perfect music".

Thus, even a perfect prediction algorithm will not be able to cope with this movement adequately, for instance in the absence of knowledge about ligand presence or crystal symmetry.

"There are no perfect answers here, so we have to do the best we can in trying to adequately address a number of competing concerns.

The process of developing credible credentials that verify that the student has adequately mastered the subject — and did not cheat — and can be counted on by employers is still being perfected by all the MOOCs.