It argued that measurements concocted in offices in Washington did not adequately reflect recent improvements on the ground in Iraq.
Nor does the book adequately address recent disclosures about the United States Government's prior preparations for military action against Cuba.
These results adequately address recent research and provide an important insight into the interfacial layers of inverted OSCs.
The SAM exhibited a steady increase since the 1960s (Fig. 5c), but probable change points in the climate series for the SAM, degree days and wind over the 15 years of moss observations (Fig. 5d) suggest that linear trends do not adequately explain recent data.
However, changes in physical factors such as water temperature do not adequately explain recent trends in lobster population dynamics throughout southern New England, Maine, and the Maritime Provinces of Canada [12], [18].
Traditional methods of distributing tutorials include publishing textbooks and posting web documents, but these static contents cannot adequately describe recent dynamic web services.
The dietary estimates from self-reporting method also depend on food composition tables which may not adequately reflect recent dietary changes.
Moreover dietary intake assessment based on nutrient database is not foolproof as nutrient database, when available may not adequately reflect recent changes in food composition especially in developing countries where nutritional transition is occurring.
Most studies are too small to measure differences in continuation rates between NSAIDs adequately, although recent larger studies have consistently observed longer continuation rates for coxibs over traditional nonselective NSAIDs [ 11, 12].
He reserved particular fury for the failure to adequately cover the recent HSBC scandal, or a number of other controversial stories involving the bank, which is a major Telegraph advertiser.
Overwhelming the German forward divisions, who had failed to entrench themselves adequately since their recent occupation of the "Michael" bulge, the 4th Army advanced steadily for four days, taking 21,000 prisoners and inflicting as many or more casualties at the cost of only about 20,000 casualties to itself, and halting only when it reached the desolation of the old battlefields of 1916.
