Sentence examples for be adequate for developing from inspiring English sources
We will see that the notion of probability that seems to be adequate for developing a semantics of conditionals is more akin to the notion of probability common in decision theory and employed both by Leonard Savage and Bruno de Finetti De Finettii 1990) for that purpose: namely finitely additive (primitive) conditional probability (as axiomatized by Lester Dubins (1975)).
Therefore, the test and treat strategy may not be adequate for developing countries, which usually have very high prevalence of H. pylori infection and low level of resources for health care.
Institutions were introduced by J. Goguen and R. Burstall (see Goguen and Burstall 1984 and Goguen and Burstall 1992) as a kind of "abstract model theory" for Computer Science, and are adequate for developing concepts of specification languages such as structuring of specifications and implementation.
Comparing the titer of the supernatant (detected by LAMP reaction in iLAMP assay), the sensitivity of the LAMP was adequate for developing the iLAMP (Table 2).
Although shown to be adequate for QTL analysis, the initial linkage maps developed for these six populations (O'Neill et al., 2008) contained a number of relatively large gaps.
Thus, the proposed model is adequate for heterogeneous traffic conditions in developing countries where different vehicle types with varying maximum speeds and acceleration rates are forced to share lanes.
The method developed was adequate for the determination of 74 pesticide residues in orange juice.
The procedures and simulation results presented assist (i) in checking whether the sensitivity of the 137Cs technique is adequate for an intended study, and (ii) in developing an optimal study design.
They are also consistent with known expression and physiology, and suggest that the methodology that was followed to develop the database is adequate for revealing key patterns of gene expression.
Results indicated that the quadratic model developed for the response surface was adequate for the prediction of optimal parameters.
