Sentence examples for be adequate in a from inspiring English sources
Dewey declined to offer substantive answers to the traditional questions posed by these theories, arguing that no fixed ends or moral rules could be adequate in a world of constant change and plural and conflicting values.
This amount of time may be adequate in a clinical setting, but it is too expensive in a research context.
Reliability and validity have been shown to be adequate in a Dutch sample (alpha 0.63 to 0.71) [ 61].
Similar to criteria for general efficacy and safety assessment, a one-sided test may also be adequate in a clinical study evaluating immunogenicity.
A 'normal' or even high CO does not preclude the presence of inadequate regional and microcirculatory flow, and a low CO may be adequate in a context of low metabolic demand, especially during surgery under general anesthesia.
As immobilizing the knee and ankle is found to reduce the measuring error by almost half compared to standard footrests (Goh et al. 1995), we would not expect footrests to be adequate in a scanning model sensitive to rotation, but if useable, it would certainly be more comfortable for the patients and cause less effort for the staff.
Others have said that Western culture is too restrictive a concept to be adequate in an ever more diverse world, and that students should be grounded, not just in the West, but also in a global culture.
For the largest, most complex, and most interconnected institutions, we emphasize the need for strict scrutiny to ensure that capital is adequate in a crisis and that resolution is feasible with limited spillover effects.
The RTT estimation of TCP is adequate in a stable network in which the RTT fluctuations are small.
The femoral stem-bone anchorage was defined as being adequate in a CT slice if 50% or more of the stem flutes had cortical bone contact.
This strategy is adequate in a task with a very limited set of stimuli and no demands on semantic interpretation, but is not functional in a naturalistic comprehension task.
