Sentence examples for borderline adequate from inspiring English sources

A single-factor model remained a borderline adequate fit (explaining approximately 20% of the variance) for the interitem correlation matrix on all three occasions.

This nonconsensual choice, in this case, was justified on multiple grounds: surgical care delay longer than 48 hours, substantial bone displacement, borderline bone quality, adequate antiepileptic treatment efficacy and tolerance.

(There is a sense that they are on the borderline of being adequate to rule out a spine injury and that AP might have gotten the CT spine if the patient hadn't already gone up for CT head).

Results of our survey indicate the need for more adequate staging of borderline tumours in some hospital categories.

Disturbances in insula activity may result in social and emotional impairments commonly observed in psychopathology, as recently suggested by a study showing differential insula involvement in the failure to maintain adequate social interactions by people with Borderline Personality Disorder [51].

It must be noted that the sample size for the study was borderline for conducting SEM with AMOS but was adequate by a number of conventional criteria.

The findings indicate that both the Punjabi and English versions of the HADS were more than adequate in declaring people to be borderline cases of anxiety, and definite cases of anxiety or depression.

Those characteristics where there was a statistically significant (p<0.05) or borderline significant difference between people with low and adequate health literacy were entered into the multivariable model; logistic regression was used to model predictors of low health literacy.

Patients with a borderline personality disorder are also excluded and referred to adequate treatment for this condition.

Patients with a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder are excluded from the study and allocated to adequate treatment.

We also demonstrated a statistically significant 19.2%-point effect of the study supports for adequate or recommended treatment, and a similar but borderline-significant (p = 0.08) trend for recommended treatment.