The phrase "affect adequacy" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the impact of something on the sufficiency or quality of a particular aspect, but it may require further clarification.
Example: "The study aims to determine how various factors can affect adequacy in resource allocation."
Alternatives: "influence sufficiency" or "impact quality".
Because detection of DNA methylation depends on resistance of 5'-modified cytosines to bisulfite-catalyzed conversion to uracil, examined parameters that affect technical adequacy of mtDNA methylation analysis.
Conflicting network objectives may affect the adequacy of the design in terms of sampling frequency and the spatial distribution of the monitoring stations which in turn affect the accuracy of the data and the information extracted.
These factors which affect the adequacy and security of the power supply in a similar manner as the transmission congestion of physical grids does, can be called by a generic term as generalized congestion.
Simulation results also indicate that the PFA error does not depend on the SNR since lower SNR values may indicate more powerful noise; however, they do not affect the adequacy of the approximately flat assumption for the noise vector.
Several types of variables can affect the adequacy of depression treatment at the clinics level (level 2).
Access-related issues that affect dialysis adequacy and could also lead to missed treatments and hospitalizations are the most likely explanation for these findings.
While these variables may affect the adequacy of acupuncture administered, we've also acknowledged a lack of consensus on what defines 'usual care' in acupuncture.
The aims of this study are to describe treatment received for depressive disorders, treatment adequacy and dropouts from treatment among young adults; to investigate sociodemographic correlates; and to identify comorbid mental disorders and disorder-specific factors that possibly affect treatment adequacy and dropout.
This study was undertaken to determine whether the use of hormonal contraception affects the adequacy of colposcopic examination of the cervix.
Thus, a defendant who shows that a conflict of interest actually affected the adequacy of his representation need not demonstrate prejudice in order to obtain relief.
