Sentence examples for adequately shaped from inspiring English sources

The summative stage will take place once the guidelines will have been adequately shaped and improved.

The authors designed an adequately shaped implant by using the mirror image obtained before surgery, and prepared a T-shaped Medpor for each patient in order to maintain the accurate contour of the medial wall and to decrease the enlarged orbital volume.

The bed can sit alone on the floor of your home, or you can place the bed in an adequately shaped box or basket for extra support and a more polished look.

In a typical ErA DP analysis, approximately 75% of the total particulates in the size range of interest (2 10 μm) are outside the capabilities of the software to adequately determine shape, and the remaining 25% of the population are extremely challenging to classify (Fig.  7).

While an estimate of volume can be obtained from lesion diameter measurements, these may not adequately account for irregularly shaped tumours that are frequent among macroadenomas, particularly large ones.

The approximation of the microtubule cytoskeleton with the smaller number of more rigid chains of segments can be valid if the chains are sufficiently numerous to represent adequately the shapes of all microtubules in the cell (it is assumed that microtubules are not bundled).

To adequately reflect shape variation, body measurements were expressed as percent of fork length (FL), head measurements as percent of head length (c), skull measurements as percent of skull base length (Lcr) and bone widths (depths) as percent of bone lengths.

The overall purpose is to demonstrate that uncritical accounts written in the past have not adequately explained the complex factors that have shaped nursing management in England.

She also pointed to a blog post the company published this summer after the ICO ruled that the 2015 ISA with the Royal Free had broken UK data protection laws — in which DeepMind admits it "underestimated the complexity of NHS rules around patient data" and failed to adequately listen and "be accountable to and [be] shaped by patients, the public and the NHS as a whole".

In fact, the four HIV models predominantly occupied the four top ranks, suggesting that no other empirical model adequately represents the evolutionary rates shaping HIV-1 genomic variation.

When comparing plots of the actual 21-mer spectrum of E. coli K12 to the P N and P NO models calculated from 21-mer counts in the reference genome, we found that the mixed-Poisson model showed multiple peaks that fail to match the shape and general character of the peaks in the actual spectrum, whereas the over-dispersed adequately models the shape of the peaks of the spectrum.