These heavily autonomous programs are minimally flexible, preventing their adequate integration at all levels within the system in which they operate (5).
In an effort to bolster accountability on Wall Street, securities regulators are expected to propose a rule today requiring the chief executives of brokerage houses to certify that the supervision at their firms is adequate to protect investors.
Member States shall provide that online content-sharing service providers provide rightholders, at their request, with adequate information on the functioning of their practices with regard to the cooperation referred to in paragraph 4 and, where licensing agreements are concluded between service providers and rightholders, information on the use of content covered by the agreements.
Manish soon finds that Pump'd is stocked with employees who prove to be less than adequate at their jobs, and with an ill-conceived business plan that further threatens to doom the startup before it even has a chance to succeed.
Patients without tumour progression or death at the time of the data cutoff for the analysis or at the time of receiving an additional anticancer therapy were censored at their last date of adequate tumour evaluation.
In addition it was suggested that more effort should be made to inform tutors, both in writing and at their annual conference, about adequate case selection so that students are not penalised for choosing the wrong type of case.
And Roseman says he wonders if players near the bottom of the roster will have enough work to give coaches an adequate look at their skills before cuts are made.
Scientists who study the brain face a major problem in their research: they have an unprecedented amount of data at their fingertips; now they need adequate ways to fully interpret it.
"Scientists who study the brain face a major problem in their research: they have an unprecedented amount of data at their fingertips; now they need adequate ways to fully interpret it," says John Cunningham, PhD, an assistant professor of statistics and principal investigator at Columbia's Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute.
"I don't think it would be fair to call Facebook a 'MySpace clone.'" He says Metrekare is "going after a big problem in Turkey: home seekers do not have adequate tools at their disposal when in the market".
