The phrase "adequately variable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a sufficient degree of variability or changeability, often in contexts like statistics, research, or analysis.
Example: "The results of the experiment were adequately variable, allowing for a comprehensive analysis of the data."
Alternatives: "sufficiently variable" or "appropriately variable".
Failure to adequately consider variables such as age, as well as comorbidity, physiological status, and timing of drug administration, contributes to the disparity between the results of animal models and clinical trials.
To adequately evaluate variables associated with success in workplace health programs, a comprehensive evaluation needs to be undertaken in a large workplace health program with a range of potential association variables including demographic, behavioural, anthropometric, biomedical and process measures, that can be (where appropriate) assessed in accordance to clinically relevant guidelines.
However, Hall et al. found that non-response weighting bias addressed health variables adequately, other than smoking, but not attitudinal variables [ 66].
Experimental studies on IAH, however, have showed that this variable adequately tracks glomerular filtration [18,22].
However, the limitation of our cross-section dataset does not allow us to adequately instrument this variable.
In critically ill patients, the assessment of the systolic function by two-dimensional-strain echocardiography needs prior evaluation of preload dependency, in order to adequately interpret this variable.
In the critically ill patients, the assessment of systolic function by 2D-strain needs prior evaluation of preload dependency, in order to adequately interpret this variable.
The second CFA with 13 variables (A2 excluded), showed that all variables adequately reflected their factors (p < 0.01) and that correlations between factors were significantly less than one (95% confidence interval), thus indicating good construct validity (Table 3).
Thus, overall, five variables adequately described the CGM: central tendency, hyperglycaemia, intra-daily variability, hypoglycaemia, and inter-daily variability.
The algorithm parameters were subjected to preliminary screening in order to ensure that the heuristic is able to adequately search the variables' solution space, evaluating each set of variables found during the process with a SVM, and using the cross-validated score to rank and select each proposed subset of variables.
