Sentence examples for be as adequate from inspiring English sources

If we wait until the emergency hits – of course we can always respond – but the response may not be as adequate as if it was prepared well in advance".

Due to similarities in lipid composition between olive oil and avocado oil, it may be assumed that the high concentration of monounsaturated fatty acids in avocado oil could be as adequate as olive oil for lowering blood lipid levels.

Thus, for those who denied the first thesis, it was necessary to secure a definition, or an analysis, of what it means for a body be in true motion (and what determines the quantity of that motion), so as to be as adequate to the facts as Newton's characterization of true motion.

To use the phrase "sex'n'drugs'n'rock'n'roll" to describe the action would be about as adequate as calling the economic downturn "a little wobble".

Surely adequate exercise is as close to a fundamental right for dogs as food and shelter.

Trials in which randomisation methods were classed as adequate were defined as having a low risk of bias.

While all above listed clinical parameters may be viewed as adequate, this level of patient dissatisfaction is not acceptable.

Allocation concealment will be considered as adequate if central randomisation or sealed envelopes are used.

Sequence generation will be considered as adequate if central randomisation or tables of random numbers are used.

*Number of quality criteria on which studies were judged as adequate (criteria were adequate concealment of allocation, reporting of intention to treat analysis, and <20% attrition).

The interior can only be described as adequate, and the dashboard disappointing.