The phrase "adequately time" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a miscombination of words and does not convey a clear meaning. An example could be: "We need to allocate adequately time for this project."
Alternatives: "sufficient time" or "appropriate time."
First of all, because all vehicles communicate over a shared medium, communicating nodes in close proximity need to cooperatively agree on adequately time-separated transmissions if packet collisions are to be avoided.
Figure 3 shows which changes in the orientation representation during 1-w GR also sufficiently modify orientation selectivity if adequately timed.
Cost effective integrated stroke care requires a high degree of coordination between professionals in hospitals, nursing homes and home care, a high quality integral assessment in the nursing home and a system of adequately timed patient transitions.
In cases where mental retardation and hyperactivity co-exist with other chronic illnesses, circadian rhythm sleep disorders plays an important role in the aetiology of the sleep problems, in which adequately timed melatonin has shown to effectively relieve chronic sleep problems [ 25- 28].
Have you adequately expressed time as a direct cost?
Neutral activities just need to get done adequately; more time doesn't necessarily mean a significantly larger payoff.
This paper proposes a combined condition index for PCP to ensure that it will perform adequately over time.
Although the hysteresis of temperature dependence of domain spacing between heating and cooling process was observed, it was not observed any more when the sample was heated after aging for adequately long time.
This was supported by results from a tracer gas test where the compound HFC-134a was added to the gas inlet over an adequately long time period to obtain tracer gas stationarity in the whole biocover system.
The use of traction or casting is impractical as these methods cannot control the fracture fragments adequately and time to union is longer than in the younger groups.
