The phrase "analysis of adequate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The analysis of adequate resources is essential for project success."
Alternatives: "evaluation of sufficient" or "assessment of appropriate".
The studies included in our analysis were of adequate quality with regards to all concepts usually assessed [ 17, 93] with the exception of one study that included a sample size of 48 subjects.
According to a two-factor analysis of variance, adequate selection of structural types dependent upon service environments enhances the performance and longevity of constructed bridges.
Analysis of the adequate empirical therapy group revealed that combination therapy was a variable independently associated with decreased 28-day mortality.
Data analysis includes the description of the data analysis, the provision of adequate evidence to support the analysis (including data extracts, triangulations and descriptions of reliability) and whether the findings are interpreted in line with existing theories and literature.
All scans used for the purposes of data analysis were deemed of adequate quality for analysis by an experienced CMR operator.
X-ray absorption near-edge spectra (XANES) were not used for analysis, because spectra of adequate resolution could not be obtained under the data collection conditions employed.
By multivariate analysis, independent factors of adequate antibiotic treatment were septic shock (OR, 0.38 + 95% CI 0.15 0.96) and febrile neutropenia > 7 days (OR, 0.42 + 95% CI 0.20 0.88) at ICU admission.
Five themes that contributed to effective or ineffective handovers emerged from our analysis: (1) lack of adequate information; (2) healthcare professionals' availability and opportunity for personal contact; (3) feedback, teaching and protocols related to handovers; (4) information technology facilitated communication solutions; and (5) the role and responsibility of patients.
An interdisciplinary analysis of problems and adequate hydrological modelling tools developed by geologists, hydrologists and biologists are necessary.
The results of our analysis of trends in adequate reporting are presented in Table 4.
