Practically, zero mass flux condition is more adequate because in this approach we assume nanoparticle amends itself accordingly on the boundaries.
Spider silks are being employed as scaffolds for engineering tissues [ 28] and tick silk-like proteins may be more adequate for this purpose because of the intimate relation of this parasite with its host's skin.
As DLs induce the representation of uncertain information when it is the case that (mathcal {K} not models A(a)) and (mathcal {K} not models neg A(a)), a similarity relation (instead of an equivalence relation) may be more adequate to model relationships between individuals, because it permits grouping of individuals that are close, but not necessarily indiscernible.
The studies reported up to date have shown that the iFOBT is more adequate for screening because of its high specificity since it detects human globin [ 26].
Classification approach: The other two studies (Gumm 2006; Šmite et al. 2014) are more adequate to classify GSE projects, because they are organized in dimensions that have categories with associated classification criteria.
We use this so-called national sample in our analysis, first, because a comparison of students in the same grade is more adequate for our purposes and, second, because the over-sampling in the national sample increases the number of observations considerably.
Chromatographic methods are more adequate for compound identification and quantification.
"Murder charges will be more than adequate on the local level".
Additionally, collection of adequate pre-intervention data points would be more possible because of relatively less urgency.
US version The state department insists security was more than adequate that night, because five DSS agents were in place, more than the recommended three, supported by five unarmed Libyan guards and three armed militiamen from the February 17 brigade.
