The final decision, issued Thursday, said the evidence was adequate to conclude that Provenge "improves health outcomes for Medicare beneficiaries" and was therefore "reasonable and necessary" for their treatment.
Enough is known, however, to conclude that traditional approaches to exposure assessment for metals would not be adequate to assess risks from Me-ENMs.
But what is adequate to you might not be adequate to me.
In some conditions, such as MI, stroke, and arterial stiffness, data from recently performed experiments is not adequate to conclude, and it shall be valuable to continue recording with latest technology.
Based on the results of the statistical analysis, it was concluded that the model was adequate to zone 1 (M and N samples) where the relevant parameters are those corresponding to: the independent term, the air flow, the time, the mass, the pH (of the magnetite precipitation) and the interaction of the time and pH variables.
So we conclude that the empirical model is adequate to describe the carbaryl biosorption capacity on P. stratiotes biomass.
The plot (Figure 4) was satisfactory; hence, we could conclude that the empirical model was adequate to describe the endoglucanase activity by response surface.
Although blood was drawn after a 10-min period in the sitting position, we cannot conclude that this resting period was adequate to reliably interpret circulating dopamine levels.
In contrast to the Senate Committee on Finance, the House Committee on Ways and Means concluded that the Symington Amendment was adequate to deal with any potential threats to the national security posed by foreign imports.
The suitability of these solutions was assessed through water sensitivity tests, and it was concluded that the proposed approach is adequate to obtain long-lasting solutions.
The clinician on duty disregards the SvO2 threshold and concluded that the haemodynamic status was adequate to the patient's needs and no specific treatment was given.
