On the interpretation adopted here, I obey Relation if and only if what I am out to get across is both (a) adequately relevant and (b) about as relevant as I can readily make it without sacrificing anything of comparable importance.
That is, since moving sensation remind the interviews of delusional infestation [ 22], they may consider it is adequately relevant to the scale even though it is clinically rare.
The two constructed and proposed models adequately selected relevant blast design, explosive and rock mass parameters.
For example, it was also shown that prematurely stopped Randomized Controlled Trials RCT) often fail to adequately report relevant information about the decision to stop early [ 22].
RCTs stopped early for benefit are becoming more common, often fail to adequately report relevant information about the decision to stop early, and show implausibly large treatment effects, particularly when the number of events is small.
Given the average IGR length of ~400 bp, this length restriction used in the initial motif search should adequately capture relevant regulatory regions, while at the same time minimizing the probability of motifs affecting neighboring genes.
The functional outcome of people with severe mental disorders (SMD) is purported to be better in low- and middle-income countries compared to high-income countries; however, cross-cultural measures of functioning may not capture adequately the relevant functional activities in rural, non-Western settings.
Explanatorily adequate theories, as well as entailing theorems that adequately describe the relevant ability, are consistent with UG, meaning that only the languages they describe could be acquired by a human child.
Intracellular uptake of toxic metals would be adequately prevented by relevant inhibitors (chelators), whereas the ROS generation and ROS-mediated processes would be prevented or ameliorated by relevant antioxidant and scavengers of free radicals and Fe.
Observational studies should adequately control for relevant confounders (eg, baseline comorbidities) and assess effect modification in the analysis.
In this discussion paper, we note that McClenagan (2013) has not adequately discussed previous relevant work in the region, and we argue that additional analyses and evidence are required to substantiate this new model.
