Sentence examples for adequately result in from inspiring English sources
In samples with a finely laminated structure, e.g. shallow-sea concretions,[30] the latter may, if not corrected adequately, result in false distribution patterns.
The model describes accurately patient response to changes in ventilator support, identifying the individual patient's chemoreceptor drive and situations where the patient could not respond adequately, resulting in changes in pH.
The problems that manifested themselves at that review have not been addressed adequately resulting in further tragedy and crime.
Although some values were imputed outside the range of possible values, this method had a low bias and estimated the within- and between- imputation variance adequately, resulting in generally good coverage across repeated sampling of the missingness.
The very steep slope of the Sigsbee Escarpment (0.05 0.1) limits the application of ocean models with traditional terrain-following (sigma) vertical coordinates, which may represent the very complicated topography in the region adequately, can result in large truncation errors during calculation of the horizontal pressure gradient.
Two GLIA dimensions are of particular importance because failure to address them adequately will result in inconsistent implementation [ 23, 24].
Failure to treat infection promptly and adequately can result in long-term debilitating effect on the patient's health.
Most two-fluorophore systems that detect zinc, however, employ flexible linkers, which fail to separate the two fluorophores adequately and result in diminished photophysical properties.
Avulsion of the AIIS has been described in the literature after traumatic injury and, if not adequately treated, could result in an anterior impingement against the distal femoral neck (Fig. 5) [17].
A consequence is that the endogenous antioxidant GSH is not replenished adequately and will result in increased oxidants and ultimately to cell death.
If these tests do not perform adequately it may result in strong candidates failing to obtain one of their preferred foundation year posts, or in the worst case scenario, any post at all.
