The phrase "adequately performance" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "adequate performance"? You can use "adequate performance" when discussing the sufficiency or acceptability of someone's work or output in a specific context.
Example: "The project was completed on time, and the team delivered an adequate performance that met the client's expectations."
Alternatives: "satisfactory performance" or "acceptable performance."
The number of adequately registered performance indicators depends on both the registration by the healthcare providers, and on the performance of the software companies that provide the registration software and the aggregate data reports.
The No Child Left Behind law seeks to have all students reach proficiency in reading and mathematics by 2014 and threatens public schools with sanctions if they do not adequately improve performance.
"It appears that some local authorities simply lack the capacity to challenge and support adequately the performance of their schools," the report says.
An aspect ratio (w/s) of greater than 1.6 was found to adequately represent performance and avoid overly conservative results produced at lower aspect ratios.
The results show that consideration of thermal and hydraulic effects, together with process dynamics, is essential to adequately monitor performance, detect changes in fouling behaviour and properly interpret available data.
The study proposed in this work regards the evaluation of the possibility of using more than one kind of PCM, with distinct melting ranges, here termed as hybrid PCMs, in plastering mortars, to achieve adequately advantageous performance in all seasons of the year.
A larger set of testing data is necessary to adequately describe performance.
Cross-validation within exemplary datasets may not adequately reflect performance in the broader application context.
Few studies have addressed adequately the performance (calibration and discrimination properties) of prognostic scores in cancer patients [ 4, 9, 15- 17].
Studies have shown that when employees are motivated adequately, their performance increases and consequently production is as well positively increased [ 5, 6].
