The phrase "adequately warm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of warmth that is sufficient or satisfactory for a particular situation or context.
Example: "The room was adequately warm, making it comfortable for the guests to relax."
Alternatives: "sufficiently warm" or "comfortably warm".
Also people should remember to adequately warm up before the first interval.
If daytime temperatures are only just starting to fall below 20C (as they are here in Essex) then the earth will be adequately warm for good emergence.
Consequently, the number of households that cannot afford to keep their homes adequately warm in winter or adequately cool in summer has increased as well.
"Many older people will be feeling anxious about the current cold snap, not least because high heating costs are prohibitive for many, resulting in large numbers of older people finding it virtually impossible to stay adequately warm," she says.
While many people will welcome a slight reduction in their energy bills, a far better strategy would be to focus on improving energy efficiency so that everyone can keep adequately warm at an affordable price – not just now but in the future too.
Caroline Abrahams of Age UK said switching to other providers could be difficult for some and the big six should pass on savings: "Many older people will be feeling anxious about the current cold snap, not least because high heating costs are prohibitive for many, resulting in large numbers of older people finding it virtually impossible to stay adequately warm.
HFNC may also reduce the metabolic cost of breathing by supplying adequately warmed and humidified gas.
Actions that can add stress on the wrist and forearm when throwing a curveball include: hands and fingers roll under the ball during release; the pitcher snaps the hand and wrist straight down; the elbow is positioned too low (below the shoulder) or drops too low during the pitch; and the pitcher is inexperienced or not adequately warmed up.[33].[33]
A changing climate will produce summertime overheating where conventional domestic building design approaches do not adequately address future warming risk.
Scientists have been tussling for years with the idea of so-called carbon capture and sequestration; the 2014 report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change suggests that without such technology, it may not be possible to limit global warming adequately.
Tree species that have already undergone local adaptation, that is, that have become genetically adapted to the currently prevailing climatic conditions of their habitats (Kawecki and Ebert 2004), may not be able to respond adequately to rapid warming because of their relatively low plasticity.
