Sentence examples for an adequate overview from inspiring English sources
I am afraid that within the compressed timetable for evolutionary topics, pupils will simply not have sufficient time to gain an adequate overview of human evolution and will not properly comprehend current interpretations of human ancestry, especially now so many early hominin species are recognized.
The introduction gives an adequate overview of prior related work and the background context.
And it was reported by a panel member that it was difficult to get an adequate overview of the categories.
The aggregate data do not provide an adequate overview of the inter-patient variability of cMyC and cTnT accumulation in serum.
Studies from hip registers do have major impact on orthopedic practices, therefore these reports should be of the highest standard with an adequate overview of the literature.
Most of the included studies provided an adequate overview of withdrawals or dropouts, and were able to keep these to a minimum for the subsequent follow-up measurements, although only two studies conducted long-term follow-up [ 19, 27].
Its main task, besides the creation of adequate overview knowledge, is the identification of the consolidated thematic fields for Phase B. The selection process involves external experts/stakeholders and is conducted in close co-operation with the decision-making body.
Its main task, besides the creation of adequate overview knowledge, is the identification of the consolidated thematic fields for Phase B. Phase B) The selection process involves external experts/stakeholders and is conducted in close co-operation with the decision-making body.
Overrepresentation analysis is one way of handling the large amount of data and obtaining an adequate and efficient overview of a microarray data set, which in turn allows to obtain biologically valid data.
The major limitations and strengths of the six GR estimation methods were identified and summarized in a comprehensive overview, which will facilitate the selection of an adequate technique for the estimation of GR in future studies.
