Sentence examples for be adequately identified from inspiring English sources
How was organization development to be adequately identified and measured?
Such a behaviour strongly suggests the need for a filtering process through which fixations and saccades can be adequately identified and their statistical properties independently studied.
The name of the person giving consent and his or her authority to act as surrogate must be adequately identified for the record.
Chairman McConnaughey also noted that '(o)nly with this information can the problems affecting the further expansion of television outlets be adequately identified and evaluated, and appropriate recommendations made for their solution.' Id., at 294.
For example, if only a small subset of patients benefits from a given therapy, the success of these responders will likely be "diluted" and lost in the statistics of the larger trial if the subset cannot be adequately identified and analyzed.
The results show that sediments and nutrients could be adequately reproduced in large time steps (monthly or seasonal) and that even with the current data limitations, the seasonal variation and the most critical areas of pollutant losses to waters could be adequately identified.
At United, auditors found that some problems recurred, evidently because causes had not been adequately identified.
If environmental issues have not been adequately identified and assessed, the Administration will require appropriate environmental studies.
Dietary components effective in weight maintenance efforts have not been adequately identified.
If the Administration determines that this element of the project and its environmental impacts have been adequately identified and assessed and concurs in the decision to issue a FONSI, the Administration will issue its own FONSI incorporating the other agency's EA/FONSI.
The International Federation of Accountants IFACC, 2005) in particular highlighted that material use, flow and cost data were not being adequately identified and tracked.
