He said the "neither admit nor deny" language deprived the court of the facts necessary to determine if the punishment was adequate because it meant that there were no established facts on which to base a decision.
The argument persists, either stated or implied, that postdoc compensation is adequate, because it is only a temporary position undertaken for their own professional development.
The majority of mentors interviewed felt that they were adequately prepared for the mentorship induction process, " Yes, what I would say it [induction] was adequate because I already had knowledge and skills.
The consultants note, however, that by 2100, the current dikes will no longer be adequate because of expected sea-level rise.
This measure appeared to be adequate because the animals displayed no changes after the transplantation.
However, genome size alone may not be adequate because some parts may not encode any information.
However, computation of N e for the last five generations would not be adequate because there are not enough SNP pairwise correlations to ensure a high accuracy.
We consider a significance level of p < 0.1 to be adequate because with written response data, our understanding of changing knowledge is limited to what students write.
Moreover, the separations between the injection sites were judged to be adequate because they produced separate labeled fields in the dLGN.
The blinding procedure in this study appeared to be adequate because there was no significant difference between the two groups in the ability of parents to correctly guess the group assignment of their child.
