Graduates from this course, say the programme directors, learn the ability to develop creativity, innovative leadership, communication and strategic thinking skills, ensuring they are adequately prepared for successful management.
According to the National Academy of Sciences, biology students in the USA are not being adequately prepared for successful futures.
We need more eyes and ears if we are to be successful in adequately patrolling our power plants, schools, malls, train and bus stations and reservoirs.
The standard regulatory approach, focusing on individual constituents or chemicals, is not likely to be successful in adequately controlling odorants in indoor air.
No therapeutic concept to prevent or ameliorate this complication has been proved to be successful in adequately powered trials [ 3, 4].
The decoupling sideband modulation option was successful in adequately modeling the observed sidebands (data not shown) at the expense of introducing four additional fitting parameters (two amplitudes and two phases).
Towards the end of the fellowship, successful trainees become adequately comfortable with the research such that they could "represent the lab" at national or international meetings.
Those foundational claims, it might be maintained, are held true on the grounds of adequately supporting evidence, such as successful arguments of natural theology and/or evidence for miraculous endorsement of a prophet's authority.
Additional responsible contractor requirements to encourage the hiring of experienced contractors and ensure that the workforce is adequately trained can also contribute to successful outcomes.
None of the imitations, including "Cashmere Mafia," a flop on ABC, and NBC's slightly more successful version, "Lipstick Jungle" adequately captured the playful, loving tone of the original.
The first projects in NASA's streamlined program to explore the solar system, including the $270 million Pathfinder and the $224 million NEAR Shoemaker asteroid rendezvous mission operated by the Johns Hopkins laboratory, were successful because they were adequately financed and staffed.
