Sentence examples for be adequate to represent from inspiring English sources
However, recent views indicate that such models may not be adequate to represent the complexity of modern socio-technical systems (Hollnagel et al. 2006).
However, some data indicate a possible variability in the expression status of some genes from the Xi among females [21], [22], and therefore, the analysis of a single locus may not be adequate to represent the expression activity of the whole X chromosome.
We believe that these parameters are ubiquitous and easy to find and evaluate; thus, they would be adequate to represent the status of synovial inflammation found in patients with a full-thickness rotator cuff tear.
Here a formalization of the theory of memes is proposed, making use of a formal language that is adequate to represent neural information processing.
In the N-S row direction field, however, no 3-position combination was adequate to represent the 10-sensor average G.
The comparison shows that a new model of dam-break with initial velocity is adequate to represent green water flow when investigation into green water loading effects is attempted.
Buckling analyses with geometrical non-linearity and material non-linearity taken into account show that the effect of patch loads could be covered by a certain percentage increase of the vertical frictions, if the patch load approach were adequate to represent the non-uniformity of wall pressures in circular flat-bottomed steel silos.
The objective was to see if the model was adequate to represent all the information related to innovation or if new items should be added.
The values as represented in Table 1 were adequate to favor coagulation flocculation treatment of PW.
As mentioned above and represented in Fig. 1, this model was adequate to predict response.
On a scale of 1 (inadequate) to 6 (adequate), most of the sample thought the legal system was adequate to protect public welfare: mean = 3.75, but 16%% of respondents selected 1 or 2 representing inadequate law.
