The phrase "adequately profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create a sufficient or satisfactory representation or description of something or someone.
Example: "In order to understand the target audience, we need to adequately profile their preferences and behaviors."
Alternatives: "sufficiently describe" or "properly characterize".
The final PBPK/PD model maintained the ability to describe the plasma MVA profile adequately.
It is emphasized that an adequately designed profile system for measuring the effective change in storage in proper units is as important as the eddy flux term for determining NEE.
Very good agreement of measured and calculated concentration profiles was obtained with polynomials of not higher than 4th degree, whereas the model with constant parameters in most cases failed to describe adequately the profiles and the exit concentrations.
Simulation parameters were adjusted until the speed profiles adequately matched the observed profiles.
In this process, topside electron density may not be adequately modeled, i.e., the thickness is too small for IRI topside density profile.
The NLS approach weights all data points equally and, consequently, may not discriminate adequately between a profile with data along two clearly defined asymptotes and a less robust profile in which one asymptote is supported by a single point.
While simulation results and experimental observations agree qualitatively, the model fails to describe the Wnt1 profile adequately.
An earlier in-depth study of variance suggested that connection strengths are as variable as a geometric distribution and might require the analysis of 10 20 injections to adequately characterize the profile for a given area (Scannell et al. 2000).
Under specific conditions, intraparticle mass transfer and external heat transfer need to be considered for describing the temperature and concentration profiles adequately.
Adequately powered epigenetic profiling studies of surrogate tissues that consider the patients' medication may yield new insight of relevance for drug-based T2D therapy.
