The phrase "are adequate before" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is sufficient or satisfactory prior to a certain point or event, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The resources we have are adequate before the project begins."
Alternatives: "are sufficient prior to" or "are acceptable ahead of".
"Even if it was adequate before, it's not adequate now," said Frederic Mishkin, a professor of economics at Columbia University's business school who stepped down as a Federal Reserve governor at the end of August.
Other states, besides taking steps to assure power supplies were adequate before unleashing the forces of deregulation, laid plans to police their new wholesale markets more closely than New York.
Another Grassley amendment, proposing that Congress rather than the government should determine whether border security was adequate before implementing the bill, saw a similar six v 12 rebellion from Republicans.
Flanked at the news conference by the Westchester county executive, Andrew J. Spano, a Democrat, and the Rockland county executive, C. Scott Vanderhoef, a Republican, Mr. Pataki said that four counties -- Westchester, Rockland, Putnam and Orange -- had recently "concluded that the plan was adequate" before he went on to say that that "was not good enough".
Since the timing/latency specifications are often omitted by camera manufacturers, it is strongly recommended to experiment with trial cameras and testing if their PTZ speed is adequate before purchasing.
Patients were divided into two categories: patients in whom the antimicrobial therapy was adequate before ICU admission and those who received adequate antibiotics only after being admitted to the ICU.
The study included all patients in whom antimicrobial therapy was adequate before and after ICU admission and those who received adequate antibiotics only after being admitted to the ICU.
We excluded patients with endocarditis, as the recommended intravenous treatment is at least 4 weeks, surgical site infection following spine surgery because a 2-week intravenous antibiotic course after extensive debridement is generally considered to be adequate before switching to an oral regimen [ 14, 15] and spinal implants or tuberculous VO because of the longer treatment duration [ 16, 17].
A question of interest was whether post-diagnosis dust samples are adequate to characterize exposure before diagnosis and especially during the potentially etiologically relevant prenatal period.
Together with previous data, our findings suggest that the HAM-D and the MADRS are adequate scales for measuring depressive symptoms before and during treatment.
