Sentence examples for both the adequacy from inspiring English sources

Taking these challenges into account, the results of our study concerning the psychometric properties of AIDA are very promising, for both the adequacy of the derived model of identity as well as for the test construction on item level.

The Committee is charged with evaluating evidence of both the adequacy of current dietary vitamin D intake recommendations, including optimal dose and range of intake, and the potential harms from excess intake.

While benefits of protection were evident, the cost-benefit of implementing similar MPAs should be carefully considered as the partial protection status and small size of the MPA limit both the adequacy of the MPA for protecting a larger range of species, and the magnitude and thus detectability of effects.

For microbiological dose-response models, these questions relate both to the adequacy of models (discussed in Section 6.3) for describing the infection and illness processes, and to the various choices outlined in here.

Advocacy groups such as ours are working to address both the network adequacy and transparency issues so that patients can gain access to high-quality, affordable, coordinated care.

Parker et al. evaluated both interventions and concluded that they both significantly improved the adequacy of machine guarding and of safety programs.

In sepsis, cardiac dysfunction reflects both intrinsic dysfunction and the adequacy of loading conditions, including both preload and afterload.

To contribute to improvement in the quality of occupational health care for construction workers, we developed WHS in which both the quality and adequacy of the screening instruments and the potentially most effective interventions are attuned to a specific occupation [ 11].

The Swedish version [ 51] consists of 30 items measuring both the availability and the adequacy of attachment and social interaction and is divided into four subscales.

Plant symptoms along with soil, plant and water analyses are very useful for monitoring for both potential toxicity and the adequacy of present leaching practices and crop management.

Following correspondence with both back translators about the adequacy of the original forward translations, an expert meeting was organised to consolidate all the versions.