The problem of handling missing data has been treated adequately in various real world data sets.
It was not feasible to adequately sample various age classes and both sexes of all species in this study.
This method may be used when evaluating, for example, health policies to know whether a policy adequately addresses various content issues and have included appropriate actions (32, 33).
As it was unclear a priori which GIS-based variables would adequately reflect various source categories, we constructed a number of variables representing proximity to sources and/or source strengths (Table 1).
Clarification of these issues through clinical and preclinical studies, like those reported by Guttierez [ 6] and Sabnis [ 8] and their groups, is essential if we are to interpret adequately the various ongoing STI trials in clinical breast cancer, allow design of improved targeting strategies, and better select patients for treatment by revealing appropriate predictive biomarkers.
Whilst the revised policy adequately covers various aspects of cost sharing through the levying of user fees, it does not explore other revenue collection mechanisms, revenue pooling and risk management through prepayment, or the resource allocation and purchasing functions of health financing.
Using the tools and trappings of the scientific method as a backdrop, Kannisto expands upon the almost futile efforts of science to catalog the chaos of the rainforest, creating scenes where nature is barely held at bay. "One cannot adequately describe the various aspects of reality in a rainforest, or express them numerically or visually," Kannisto notes in her book "Fieldwork".
Citigroup also contests charges raised in a lawsuit brought by pension funds that last year snatched up $12 billion in WorldCom bonds and now say that the bank failed to review the state of WorldCom's business adequately because of various conflicts of interest.
Some safety experts in the biotechnology industry argue that there is no big safety problem, and that workers are adequately protected by various voluntary guidelines on safe laboratory practices and by OSHA's general rule that employers provide a safe workplace.
