The phrase "as adequate based" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The results were not as adequate based on the criteria we established."
Alternatives: "as sufficient based" or "as appropriate based".
Considering the similarity of both versions, we chose the refined version as the most adequate based on its brevity and initial objectives proposed for this study.
27 The continuous scores were categorised as limited, marginal or adequate, based on previously validated cut-offs.
For validity studies as a rule of thumb, a sample size of at least 50 subjects is considered adequate, based on a general guideline by Altman [ 19].
17 Based on previous evidence, 19 our primary assessment of bias control was based on the randomisation methods including the allocation sequence generation (classed as adequate if based on a table of random numbers or similar) or allocation concealment (classed as adequate if based on a central independent unit or similar).
16 We assessed randomisation methods by how the allocation sequence was generated (classed as adequate if based on a table of random numbers, computer generated random numbers, or similar) and concealed (classed as adequate if based on central randomisation, identically coded drug containers, serially numbered opaque sealed envelopes, or similar).
The proposed model was presented as an adequate one based on the coefficient of determination (R2) which was above 0.9 as well as other error parameters calculated.
Some sixteen years ago, one of the pioneers of this field, Ziheng Yang suggested γ-distribution (gamma-distribution) as an adequate approximation based on his intensive comparative analysis on several continuous distributions leveraging on sequence data from the globin genes [ 21].
To achieve an adequate distribution for the resampling, we made the modifications as follows based on [34] and our empirical experiences.
