The flow rate of 100 L/min is an adequate value which leads to high efficiency.
Thus, if C1′ has been informed simultaneously by C1 that a sentence is true-only, by C2 that it is false-only, by C3 that it is both-true-and-false, and by C4 that it is neither-true-nor-false, then the value NFTB = {∅, {T}, {F}, {T, F}} is far from being a "madness" (cf. (Meyer 1978, 19)) but is just an adequate value which should be ascribed to the sentence by C1′.
The reliability measured by Cronbach's alpha ranged from.61 Table (Table 6), whereas the levels of Cronbach's alphas for Supervisor/manager expectations/actions, Communication openness and Organizational learning were below an adequate value of.70.
Business processes have proved to be an adequate paradigm in describing value-creating activities within and among enterprises in both the old economy and the new economy.
For a reduced network load, small CW values can be an adequate choice.
Even though 32 54% of values were nondetect for personal O3 and SO2 exposures, randomly sampling from a known distribution appears to have been an adequate method for assigning values to these data series (Lubin et al. 2004).
Bennewitz and Meuwissen [ 16] evaluated QTL mapping results from many studies in pigs for meat quality and carcass traits and concluded that an exponential distribution with rate parameter 5.81 is an adequate "generating mechanism" for the absolute values of the additive effects of QTL.
With a membrane area of 1 mm2, the acoustical sensitivity was 4 mV/Pa (at 1 kHz) and the noise equivalent sound level was 33.5 dB (A), which are adequate values for many applications.
DLS data represent the Z-average, since it is the most adequate value for size determination provided by this technique.
▪ Absence of information about whether there is adequate value for each stakeholder.
